Sentence examples for choice to settle from inspiring English sources

Is it my imagination or is the country reverting back to the days of the Wild West, when a loaded gun was the instrument of choice to settle any dispute and whiskey-induced violence was a daily occurrence?

Although it may not have been my wisest choice to settle down so young, I feel I've gained in having a partner who carries with him so much life experience and fullness of character.

This statement was premised on a lot of assumptions, not the least of which being that the world's financial institutions would adopt Bitcoin as their cryptocurrency of choice to settle financial transactions.

Companies often have no choice but to settle.

There is little doubt that the bank had little choice but to settle.

Most of these had little choice but to settle in border camps and rely on aid.

He had no choice but to settle for an "ordinary" degree, the kind popular with lower-ranking clergy.

He said it had no choice but to settle after receiving an estimate of the possible damages.

But even if it had had a better case, BNP would have had little choice but to settle.

When the Soviet Army left, Mr. Mohammad, who was born as Gennady Tsevma, had little choice but to settle down in Afghanistan.

British libel law is much more weighted to plaintiffs than the libel law in America, and Demon had almost no choice but to settle this case.