Sentence examples for better settled from inspiring English sources
In general, big social controversies are better settled democratically than by judicial fiat.
Constrict that flow too much and you deprive the President of opposing points of view; increase it too much and you drown him in extraneous detail and force him to arbitrate disputes better settled at a lower level.
To the extent that competitive reasons are behind the aggressive and effective lobbying of some futures exchanges to eliminate leverage totally, these competitive issues are better settled in the marketplace than at the expense of customer protections.
The Sisters of the Congregation de Notre Dame, who arrived at Andrus on Hudson nine months before the Ursulines, seem a little better settled into the imposing home, which was built in 1953 by the family of the Yonkers industrialist John E. Andrus.
Some discussion via email is, of course, good, but there's a threshold that's quickly crossed between a five-minute response of "hey, this might work," to a lengthy debate that's far better settled in a group meeting.
Waldinger (2008, p. 24) notes that "better settled migrants with secure legal status are more likely to engage in activities requiring physical presence in the homeland," but he does not examine the impact that migrants' legal status has on both physical presence in the homeland and the activities that require such presence.
Before they turn to the details of draft legislation, however, they had better settle on what they are trying to accomplish.
To better settle this problem, a novel double-module immune algorithm named DMMO is presented, where two evolutionary modules are embedded to simultaneously improve the convergence speed and population diversity.
"The judge is saying, 'I'm not letting you know how I'm going to rule, so you guys better settle,' and then who knows how long the trial will last," said Michael J. Kline, a partner at Fox Rothschild.
As with every other region, the Loire produces plenty of wines that are harmless, incompetent or just plain cynical, which is what happens when winemakers who know better settle for harmless or incompetent.
