Sentence examples for can't be settled from inspiring English sources

They can't be settled by science alone.

Such issues can't be settled in a single essay.

But this is something that can't be settled at a political convention, or in the heat of a campaign.

These can't be settled by appealing to the right to freedom of expression, which is not unconditional.

Defining the proper relation between religion and politics in Egypt is a complicated matter that can't be settled in haste or spite.

"My feeling is that this can't be settled until it goes both ways," said Carl Damigella, a friend of the Holliston team and the squad's figurehead owner.

But the issue may not be settled.

One might argue in light of these debates that which sentences involve quantification over what can't be finally settled until we have a formal semantics of all of our natural language, and that this formal semantics will give us the ultimate answer to what we are quantifying over.

With the project site sitting along the route birds fly to migrate south, mallards, sparrows, doves and several other species flock to the lush, wooded area to lay eggs, which is a problem since most species of migratory birds legally can't be disturbed once settled in the nest.

For a man driven by creative challenges, it can't be easy to settle down to business as usual.

Wells Fargo called Diaz to straighten things out, but the home still can't be sold until the mix up is settled, according to CBS Los Angeles.