Sentence examples for by no means settles from inspiring English sources

That by no means settles the issue.

Now things are by no means settled.

The Mets' lineup is by no means settled.

But that has by no means settled the debate.

And the field is by no means settled.

The question belongs in the present tense because it is by no means settled.

At the time of writing Mr Fury remains on the shortlist of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award, but the issue is by no means settled.

When the Cardinals drove for a touchdown just before ntermission, and when the Giants stalled offensively in the third period, the game was by no means settled.

The matter is by no means settled, in part because some officials are skeptical that a reduction in the overnight federal funds rate would make much difference.

These thought-experiments have by no means settled the issue, but they have convinced quite a few philosophers and have posed a serious challenge to the claim that experience is entirely physical.

James C. Fletcher, the NASA administrator, said Monday that he was "optimistic" that a shuttle replacement would be built, but White House officials said today the matter was by no means settled.