Sentences with phrase «yet unresolved»

Yet unresolved women did not report more individual or relationship difficulties, suggesting that direct observations are needed to assess the implications of unresolved loss for family functioning.

The most pressing and as yet unresolved question is: What constitutes «essential» legal materials?

In a work such as Bridge (1997) that awkwardness remains, but the incoherence now reads more like a necessary feature of the work, as when the challenges of intellectual inquiry or research remain as yet unresolved.

Riddled with as yet unresolved fraudulent manipulations like LIBOR, «Interest Rate Manipulation» is «under the microscope» like never before, as is Forex Trading and Gold Price Suppression, for «similar price fixing» reasons.

The site's only visible casualties have been the resignation of CEO Noel Biderman and a handful of yet unresolved lawsuits.

Our project seeks to uncover the as - of - yet unresolved phylogenetic relationship of bark and ambrosia beetle - associated fungi, and use this framework to address questions that link patterns of fungal genome evolution with large - scale beetle ecology.

While the appropriate treatment of motion - related artifacts is as yet an unresolved issue in the field (see Satterthwaite et al., 2012, 2013), findings from other imaging modalities including diffusion tensor imaging corroborate functional connectivity findings of increased integrity of long - distance connections with development (Supekar et al., 2010; Uddin et al., 2011).

This research group plans to return to Bougainville (Papua) next year to tackle one of the most interesting, and as yet unresolved, questions regarding cooperation: why punishment works well in some societies and not in others.

Hence in my yet unresolved struggle with the Iowa GOP over getting a ballot line on the Ames Straw Poll, very helpful an Israel News Service story about the issue made me the # 1 Google search result the past couple of days for «Ames straw poll».

It's not clear what the governor's comments mean for the hot - ticket budget items yet unresolved as lawmakers arrive at a pre-scheduled 18 - day break from the legislative session.

46 days after Martin's death, there is sustained controversy surrounding the question as to whether this tragedy is symbolic of deep racial tensions yet unresolved in American society.

When the Democrats cut a deal to bring Espada back into their conference they very carefully crafted it so none of their members would have to cast a formal vote in favor of the turncoat senator, who was being investigated at the time for various infractions (one of those probes came to fruition today; others are yet unresolved).

Third, Whitehead's thought contains problems yet unresolved.

It was with those questions yet unresolved but a willingness to sit in the tension that I graduated and stepped into the workplace.

Whereas secondary schools teach students knowledge that is well established and no longer problematical, research universities, in Humboldt's words, «always treat knowledge as an as yet unresolved problem, and thus always stay at research.

In the words of Wilhelm von Humboldt, research universities «always treat knowledge as an as yet unresolved problem, and thus always stay at research.»

Not exact matches

I want to ask you, as clearly as I can, to bear with patience all that is unresolved in your heart, and try to love the questions themselves, as if they were rooms yet to enter or books written in a foreign language.

Gordon described the current refugee crisis as the worst yet and one that will get worse for 65 million displaced people due to impacts of climate change and unresolved conflict.

Let us put aside this still unresolved problem of the upper limits of the world, and since we do not yet know what may be beyond or around the galaxies, let us at least consider what unites them — that is to say, try to describe the genesis of their swarm.

Yet I suspect that the results of the sermon, in addition to transmitting certain head - level ideas about anger, were to make his congregation feel guilty about their unresolved hostility and to arouse hidden anger toward the minister himself.

Yet the rise of neo-orthodoxy only reasserted the unresolved tension between the assumptions of historical criticism and the neoevangelical affirmations of dogmatic theology.

Yet in our individual lives, in our families and in our congregations, there are often unresolved rifts of long duration.

As known as it was that Garrett would be difficult to sign, not all unresolved negotiations come from that kind of beginning: Anthony Kay was the 31st pick, selected by the Mets, and though he's a college arm taken at the back - end of the first, he's yet to agree to terms — and there hasn't really been news as to why this is.

He would also have to give up his Brooklyn seat, although it's in a safe Democratic district, and so that wouldn't likely impact the yet - unresolved balance of power question.

It is even possible that this year women in Congress could go down slightly, depending on the outcome of the two unresolved House races and Lisa Murkowski's yet to be decided Senate race in Alaska.

Yet it remains to be seen whether the AP1000 will herald nuclear's next generation, especially because the reactor is on its 18th design revision and a couple of key safety questions remain unresolved.

Yet the train never matters to the plot, retrospectively hanging unresolved in our imagination.

As John Wrathall commented in his Sight and Sound review, the newer film is just as unresolved yet its structure rebels against the teachings of industry screenwriting manuals that counsel rigorous trajectories and definitive closure.

The framing device that depicts unresolved black urban violence suggests a narrative lapse, yet it's very different from the patronization of political media - makers today.

Hints of emotional insight within the narrative remain unresolved yet some great comedic performances and absurd situations manage to carry the film forward.

But the longer arc of «White Famous,» which premieres Sunday at 10 p.m. ET, addresses the broader, more familiar yet famously unresolved matter of selling out.

However after the initial euphoria the press did not take too kindly to its unresolved ride and handling but they had not met the FD2 - R yet!

Her photos are familiar yet mysterious and each image captures an unresolved moment frozen in time that the viewer is expected to «complete» in their own fashion.

This force induces daily struggles and concerns, dreams as solid as concrete pillars, yet as soft as grey matter: resources as infinite and unresolved as the human mind.

My work deals more with the chaos of marks and unresolved forms, and yet, an underlying architecture of forms in space is what holds my paintings together.

One can discern certain items in this painting that are loaded with art historical import such as a palette, a pipe, and a seated figure with a landscape view behind, yet the purpose of the puzzle remains purposely unresolved.

The portrait of a Midwestern farm couple, with the man holding the pitchfork staring right at the viewer and the woman looking slightly askance, has been appropriated and re-appropriated countless times, often used to define a lost yet quintessential Americana or, as the Whitney Museum writes, «the unresolved tensions of the American experience.»

Yet, to get this deal, President Obama had to ignore many of the positions of the most vulnerable nations that were unresolved in the two negotiating documents that had been created in the lead - up to Copenhagen over two years.

The report cited longstanding problems that have yet to be overcome, such as exorbitant construction costs, and unresolved issues related to uranium waste disposal.

Yet, it is unresolved whether trees actually suffer from C supply limitations during drought, because their ability to invest C may be constrained more than uptake (Körner 2003).

It therefore seems problematic to me when such lively, well - informed and yet largely unresolved debates among a substantial cohort of the world's climate change researchers gets reduced to six key messages, messages that on the one hand carry the aura of urgency, precision and scientific authority — «there is no excuse for inaction» — and yet at the same time remain so imprecise as to resolve nothing in political terms.

What shocked him was that these cases were up to a decade old and did not involve the largest sums of money, yet were still unresolved.

Apple has yet to issue any kind of statement on BroadPwn, which leaves many questions unresolved.

And worse yet, the conversation continues to be unresolved, only manifesting as disconnection, irritation, sarcasm, etc..

Have been in recovery yet sense that there are some lingering unresolved wounds that prevent you from living to your full potential or a possible relapse is building.

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Yet, the attorney's true contribution will be in formalizing any agreements reached and / or litigating any dispute unresolved through the mediation process.

In unresolved marriages, the couple does not yet know how to manage the differences and may either ignore or experience conflict about them.39 Although it appears that the unresolved couples may experience the most challenges with regard to racial, ethnic, or religious differences, each of these four relationship styles can benefit from learning strategies to manage their differences, belief systems, and conflict and stress.