resolvable

"To me this is an issue that should be resolvable."

"She was trying to get a sense of whether the issues are resolvable.

Is a proposition resolvable into any part smaller than a name?

I have always avoided the issue because it isn't resolvable.

"There are issues, but they seem to be resolvable."

Such distributed dysfunction may not be resolvable in the living brain with current technology.

It is, however, not resolvable into individual stars even with larger amateur telescopes.

But the bill has floundered on easily resolvable issues about financing the effort.

A minimum resolvable angle of 0.004 has been demonstrated in the their configuration.

Research on problems shows they are often resolvable.

"This was an unintended consequence of the legislation, and it should be resolvable," he said.

But we believe the concerns we've raised are resolvable."

But we regard this as a resolvable situation.

With x 20 it is almost resolvable at its edges, but not quite - at least to my eyes.

Marxists see all capitalist problems as resolvable but only by replacing this system with a different one.

And that the mathematical contradictions implicit in the "big bang" may be resolvable?

If the space is not -resolvable then it is called -irresolvable.

The body includes only two resolvable structures, both on the ventral surface at the head end (figure 3.29).

The amount of resolvable detail in the horizontal direction in a picture.

These optical pairs are resolvable by the naked eye.

Concerns over waste disposal, security and proliferation are resolvable.

What seemed like another quarrel between the powers, ugly but resolvable, abruptly escaped control.

A system identifier usually points to a specific set of declarations in a resolvable location.

For his part, Mr. Romney said he believed the problems were resolvable.

He said any issues dividing him and the faculty were "negotiable and resolvable."