Sentence examples for does not settle down from inspiring English sources

There is talk of a military coup by the Revolutionary Guards if the situation does not settle down.

Several other bankers and analysts said the industry's problems could grow worse before they become better, particularly if Taiwan's political turbulence does not settle down.

Among Changians, there has never been any shortage of theories about why their hero doesn't settle down.

The wide motions of the brush create a sense of openness and fluency that doesn't stabilise into neat lines, doesn't settle down.

So far that one's pretty unfunny, but let's give Lord Vader his best shot: "If the Internet doesn't settle down, I'm going to start a one-man campaign to feed Betty White to a Bantha".

It doesn't settle down on the motorway, with constant adjustments required around the straight-ahead position to keep it in trim, and the messages you get through the wheel in corners are vague at best and late in coming.

"The No. 1 precipitant to child abuse is the kid who cries and gets upset and doesn't settle down and whines and whines," says Robert Fox, professor of psychology at Marquette University and director of the behavior clinic at Penfield Children's Center in Milwaukee.

Galina, however, did not settle down as her father had hoped.

Even then, he did not settle down; he dreamed of being a professional footballer and failed the baccalauréat in 1947.

NBC did not settle down to a three-note chime pattern until late 1931, which was after General Electric was forced to sell its share of RCA in 1929.

Towards the end of this period it shared its range with interlopers in the form of Homo sapiens, which was spreading out from Africa, but the two species did not settle down to a stable cohabitation.