Sentence examples for appear to settle from inspiring English sources

Most birds appear to settle relatively close to their natal site, but vagrants frequently are found far north of their typical breeding range, suggesting that some individuals wander widely.

The news, which was also reported by the Fox News channel, which cited Rupert Murdoch as source, would finally appear to settle any lingering doubts about the issue of succession.

But if approved in anything close to its present form, the law would appear to settle a longstanding debate over whether the oil industry and its revenues should be overseen by the central government or the regions dominated by Kurds in the north and Shiite Arabs in the south, where the richest oil fields are located.

This might appear to settle the question of the beliefs of the Skeptic, since it does seem as though the Skeptic, in saying what appears to him, states the content of these appearances, and not just that things appear thus-and-so (see above, 3.4).

rise slower and also appear to settle faster compared to deeper layers [21].

This age cut-off was selected because of the following key reasons: (i) the ear problems appear to settle in children over the age of 12 years [ 49]; (ii) the condition is most prevalent under the age of 12 years [ 1]; and (iii) there is a shortage of epidemiological data for other age groups.

Weeks of worry that debt troubles in Europe could spread beyond Ireland appeared to settle somewhat.

At right, a giant cockroach appears to settle on the surface of the painting.

That appeared to settle the matter; even Melvin could not disagree.

In the new courtroom, though, Justice Uviller appeared to settle in for business as usual.

After disjointed play in the first quarter, the Bulls appeared to settle in without Rose in the second.