Sentence examples for had actually settled from inspiring English sources

Asked by BBC Radio 4 whether he accepted that she had been a divisive figure, Mr Cameron replied that by winning the big arguments she had actually settled divisions.

One problem with all previous experiments in this area, Mr. Rogers said, was that buying a product through the television took the viewer out of the experience they had actually settled in for — watching a program.

"[Standard & Poor's] could have made the change at a time when the index had actually settled," said Bill Meade, a managing director of equity products at RBC Capital Markets.

7.57pm BST 10 min: With 10 minutes gone, it's safe to say that Ukraine have settled the better of the two sides, in so much as they've actually settled and England haven't.

"If you play this out two or three years to where they've actually settled something, the world will look so different, I'm not sure any of it matters," Mr. Murphy said.

NetApp has actually settled into a pattern of higher lows since bottoming in March.

Crawley Town boss John Gregory told BBC Sussex: "When we got back to 1-1 there was only going to one winner and would have actually settled for a point at that stage.

For patients who relapse without such cells detectable in their bone marrow, it is possible that the DTCs have actually settled into other organs; alternatively, lack of DTCs could be the result of sampling error or reflect the suboptimal sensitivity of CKs as a marker for DTC detection.

Here's the stickler though: Apple and Orange had never actually settled on the economics.

Nathan Fillion was cast as Kevin because the producers thought he fit as "someone to believe that Kate had actually married and settled down with" for being "really good and kinda fun and intelligent", and also because Cuse and Lindelof were fans of Fillion's work on Firefly.

Yet despite all of them issuing a grand-sounding "Berlin declaration", little of substance seems to have actually been settled.