Sentence examples for it settles at from inspiring English sources

Since June, the price of a barrel of Brent crude has dropped from about $115 to around $85 and the Economist reckons that if it settles at those levels, the world's oil bill will be about $1 trillion cheaper a year.

A runaway marine current turbine will typically overshoot the runaway speed significantly before it settles at that speed.

The curve for m = 2.15 also starts at a high value and decreases until 2000, after which it settles at the same level as the other curves.

It should be viewed with caution that the composition of AgCl does not vary and being aggregate it settles at the bottom of the container.

This makes it heavier than the water around it and the bead drags a little behind the surrounding water during each wave, falling further behind until it settles at a part of the wave where the water stays put (i.e. no horizontal motion).

The rigid cell wall, which is made of a complex composite of carbohydrate polymers and structural proteins, stretches until it settles at a size and shape where the cell wall can stably withhold the internal pressure.

The count hit 100 pages, then 200, then 300 … it settled at last on 343 pages.

In New York later, it settled at $1.60, up from $1.5916 on Monday.

It settled at 86.68 cents compared with 85.58 cents late Wednesday.

It settled at 90 minutes in 1996, stretched to two hours in 1998 and went to three hours in 2012.

For a number of weeks, the president would consult his advisers over boiled eggs at breakfast and randomly drive up the gold price, beginning at $31.36 an ounce until it settled at $35.