Sentence examples for it would have to settle from inspiring English sources

It would have to settle not only who governs Kashmir but also how.

It sold a 24.5% stake in AAS to Mitsubishi, a rival of Mitsui, and told Codelco it would have to settle for a similar-sized stake.

There is a significant caveat, however: The iPhone 5 from Verizon will need Verizon's network to achieve true 4G LTE speeds, while on AT&T it would have to settle for so-called "4G" HSPA+ network connections.

It appeared Fiorentina would have to settle for a draw at the Marc' Antonio Bentegodi stadium after Sergio Pellissier's 72nd-minute goal cancelled out Gonzalo Rodríguez's first-half opener but Babacar had other ideas and headed home Joaquín's cross seconds from the end.

It appeared the Portuguese would have to settle for a draw after Nicklas Bendtner evened the score with his second goal of the game, in the 80th minute.

It looked as though Britain would have to settle for a single and take it into an extra end but Ulsrud made a mistake with his final stone.

A New York crawfish craver who couldn't make it to the Atchafalaya Basin would have to settle for Paris, where crawfish are called écrevisses, except by people from Louisiana, who always call them inferior.

It looked like the sides would have to settle for a point apiece until Cardle's low cross fell to Burns, whose daisy-cutter of a drive from just inside the box found the corner of the net.

Tevez went off with an apparent groin injury in the second half and it looked as though Juventus would have to settle for a draw as their attack lacked potency in the Argentina international's absence.

And perhaps worst of all, it would mean British drinkers would have to settle for their own lousy wine.

It looked as if Jacksonville would have to settle for a tying field goal when Bortles was flushed from the pocket and scrambled down the sideline to the two on third and goal.