Sentence examples for is indeed settled from inspiring English sources

That is indeed settled law, but Justice Antonin Scalia, in a long and slashing dissent, said it was time to reconsider the idea that an agency may not only promulgate regulations but also say what they mean.

This is a question that a decent high school chemistry student should be able to answer, but the highly-opinionated letter writers were not able to resolve their differences--despite the fact that reaction stoichiometry is indeed settled science.

This confirms that it is indeed appropriate to consider ash thickness and settling rate as core HIMs for surface transportation impact assessments.

If Adelson is indeed working on a new startup, it will be interesting to see which vertical he settles in on.

In November, Bloomberg reported that the FTC was putting pressure on Google to settle the antitrust talks and there were some rumors in December that the FTC was indeed ready to settle with Google before the end of 2012.

That debate which once was, indeed, a debate is now settled; the earth warmed and the climate changed.

When his ships finally moored at Calicut, near the southern tip of the subcontinent, he and his crew rejoiced to learn that there were indeed many Christians long settled there.

Which, if any, of these three takes on the Obama presidency will prevail is not yet settled: indeed, settling it will in part be a product of just how well those of us wanting Obama to be a transformative president lobby and argue for that outcome.

And evidence of barley straw at the site helps confirm that the buildings were, indeed, used to store grain.To settle down in one place requires a reliable food supply, so the discovery of granaries is no surprise.

Big Five pockets are indeed deep, and they are sometimes opened up to settle claims.

He considered the whole issue settled years ago when a panel of experts judged that the Monte Verde site in southern Chile was indeed pre-Clovis.