Sentence examples for essentially settled from inspiring English sources

Solo said she and some of the team's coaches essentially settled on a strategy before the shootout began.

After 18 years it has essentially settled the central question of who was morally responsible for triggering the genocide.

There'll always be fluctuations within their trademark style – softer to harder, songs-y to noise-y – but their course is essentially settled.

He told reporters and said on the Senate floor that Mr. Boehner, the Senate Democrats and Mr. Obama had essentially settled on $38 billion in cuts from current spending, a figure that represented a substantial concession for Democrats.

They portrayed the election of Mr. Karzai as essentially settled enough that Mr. Obama could move forward with deciding whether to send as many as 40,000 additional troops to Afghanistan, with an announcement that probably remains at least three weeks away.

But CERN's Ellis says that ATLAS and CMS had already essentially settled the matter.

Even when land is made available, convincing some refugees to plant food and essentially settle is difficult.

INSIDE PITCH The Yankees' contract talks for DENNY NEAGLE have begun, according to the pitcher, and he indicated that the framework of the deal has essentially been settled: a four-year contract, with some sort of vesting option for a fifth year.

The sewage treatment process — essentially, filter, settle, digest — hasn't changed much since the early 1900s, because it works.

In the months since, however, lawyers for the City of New York have presented a far more aggressive stance against the wounded bystanders who have sued, essentially refusing to settle the cases and moving to have them thrown out before trial.

Moreover, PD settles essentially all questions about the projective sets.