Sentence examples for generally to settle from inspiring English sources

I do wonder whether there is also a tendency for young people generally to settle down in a relationship later in life.

A judgment generally operates to settle finally and authoritatively matters in dispute before a court.

It is also clear that companies generally prefer to settle out of court rather than risk an adverse judgment.

Corporations are generally inclined to settle potential cases without a trial because being indicted can cripple a business.

But in dealing with its neighbors on territorial issues, China has in the recent past generally sought to settle conflicts through negotiation, scholars say.

With youth unemployment at a record high above 1m there was fresh evidence that those young people who are finding jobs are generally having to settle for relatively low pay.

Mr. Jensen's charges are not likely to lead to serious disciplinary actions against any of the people being accused, said Jerry Van Marter, a spokesman for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A).. Presbyterians generally prefer to settle disputes through mediation, he said, and even some conservative church leaders, including Mr. Jensen's pastor, have criticized his aggressive tactics.

The $3.25 million settlement that the city announced this week with the estate of Sean Bell, who was shot to death by the police in 2006, serves as a reminder of a ruthless truth about calculating settlements: It is generally cheaper to settle a case in which there was a death than one in which there was a serious injury.

Pastoralists generally prefer to settle down with their families in areas that they formerly used to graze livestock when they were still following a nomadic lifestyle.

They will generally try to settle some debts, but the process involves high fees, and can only usually settle some of the debts.

In fact, we'd generally be willing to settle for "it's pretty terrible, but at least it's something".