Sentence examples for has almost settled from inspiring English sources

It is also correcting its faults: the company has almost settled a $3.75 billion suit over diet drugs Pondimin and Redux and, on February 7th, it announced that it will get rid of its troubled American Cyanamid division.Corey Davis, of Chase H&Q, an investment bank, reckons that AHP would have been just as good a match for Warner-Lambert as Pfizer.

Moreover, the theory of integro-differential equations has been almost settled parallel to the theory of FDE.

A verdict is expected in early September, and party leaders have almost certainly settled on giving Mr. Bo a long prison sentence.

In contrast, Derby next door seems more densely settled but has 5 percent, and even Woodbridge, known for its suburbia, has almost 3 percent.

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.

Eric Boehlert of Media Matters, the liberal press watchdog, said that Stewart's standalone status as an on-air opponent of the Iraq war had almost been forgotten, with the settling of majority opinion on the idea that the war was a mistake.

A year before the cigarette makers settled with the states, they had almost arrived at a different deal with the states that would have cost them even more.

Modern Shetlanders have almost identical proportions of Scandinavian matrilineal and patrilineal genetic ancestry, suggesting that the islands were settled by both men and women in equal measure.

The salvage teams had almost raised her when she suddenly toppled onto her side and then heeled over gradually during the night, settling onto the rocks inshore.

A child sex abuse case involving one of the 115 cardinals currently voting to elect the next pope has been settled for almost $10 million.

China lacks a certain stability unlike America, which has just settled into this almost Panglossian outlook: we have the best rail system that we could therefore it's stupid to try and make high-speed rail work; we can't change our health-care system because it might be worse.