Sentence examples for a settled question from inspiring English sources

Cormann said Day's ineligibility was not yet a settled question.

I think that's an old question, I think it's a settled question.

"It is not by any means a settled question," said Dr. Robinson of Harvard.

Whether inequality has risen or fallen, however, is a settled question.

Recent remarks by Wilpon suggested that enthusiasm for his stewardship among the faithful was not a settled question.

For more than three decades, our membership of the European Union has seemed to be a settled question.

Whether or not something will hit and do damage on time scales that we should care about is not yet an entirely settled question.

This problem becomes more challenging in view of the historically significant and negatively settled question that a pair of commuting continuous self-mappings defined on ([0, 1]) may not have a common fixed point [9].

A16 Drug Risks Re-examined Warnings by drug regulators about the safety of Paxil, a widely prescribed antidepressant, are reopening seemingly settled questions about a whole class of drugs that also includes Prozac and Zoloft.

[C2.] New Issues With Antidepressants Warnings by drug regulators about the safety of Paxil, a widely prescribed antidepressant, are reopening seemingly settled questions about a whole class of drugs that also includes Prozac and Zoloft.

Mr. Dickinson's death arose from a feud with Jackson, then a major general who gladly settled questions of honor with violence.