Sentence examples for able to be settled from inspiring English sources

Because if you're going to claim that science determines human values, it means that the arguments we currently think of as philosophical disputes about ethics will be able to be settled scientifically in the future.

A Chinese court found that while the ownership of the trademark was not yet able to be settled, there wasn't enough evidence to support a sales ban on the iPad.

"It's nice to be able to get settled somewhere and be a part of something going forward," he added.

"It's nice to be able to get settled somewhere and be a part of something going forward.

"The reason I've never been able to settle down is my Dad gave me an abortion and may have been a paedophile.

Whether it was London, or whether it was something hardwired into him, he was never able to settle and was always looking back and seldom forward.

He put what money he had in olives, and afterward was able to settle back and be a full-time philosopher.

"A person who has been found to be given refugee status in PNG is able to then settle in PNG.

By comparing future stocks to those in the collection, scientists will be able to give accurate measurements that may be able to help settle insurance claims.

Once I'm able to settle down, there will be a few more wins".

"With our moving so much, and not really being able to settle down and say this is home for good, camp was always there," she said.