unresolved
IPA: ʌnrɪzˈɑɫvd
adjective
- Not resolved.
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Examples of "unresolved" in Sentences
- The problem of authorship is unresolved.
- At the very least the issues is unresolved.
- The unresolved conflict continued to simmer.
- The accused were released and the crime remained unresolved.
- Much of the arthropod taxonomy is still unresolved or disputed.
- In much of his work the mysteries of the past remain unresolved.
- Is the current explication of the unresolved debate clear and correct
- It is still the greatest unresolved question in the history of science.
- Inclusion of the image in the article is a matter of an unresolved dispute.
- In my opinion, as the postee of the request, the request remains unresolved.
- Many food-safety concerns remain unresolved, and the health effects of long-term ingestion are largely untested.
- So "unresolved" is very much a full description of Palins life and maybe that should be the title of her next ghost written book.
- Still unresolved is his claim that he sustained a minor hand injury during a mortar attack in July 2005, when he was deployed with 3rd
- IGAD leaders expressed concern about what they called unresolved issues between the north and the south, including the disputed Abyei region.
- Otherwise, the frozen conflicts that are impeding the freedom and progress of the western Balkans will remain unresolved and serve as potential tinderbox in Europe's backyard.
- WHEREAS, there are a variety of climatological and meteorological dynamics that can affect world weather phenomena, and the significance and interrelativity of these factors remain unresolved; and
- The group issued a news release earlier Sunday vowing to block the train's route to bring attention to what it called unresolved issues with aboriginals, the poor and the environment related to the staging of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
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