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

Her lawyers said in a court filing that when she applied for a new visa last September, American Embassy officials in Kuala Lumpur questioned her about the suit, asking what it would take to settle it.

Vitale asked Lewis what it would take to settle the contract.

In the first week of April, Merrill Lynch finally asked Spitzer what it would take to stop the investigation and settle the case.

Stevenage manager Graham Westley told BBC Three Counties Radio: "We've made a lot of changes and we're realistic enough to know it would take time to settle the side down and get us playing to the type of level that we need to play at.

Having disclosed the answer to this question prompts a new one: How much longer would have taken to settle these open problems without the application of such an automated reasoning tool?

Estimates over the past year by lawyers and church officials have suggested it would take $100 million to settle all the lawsuits, which had been thought to number slightly fewer than 500.

In fact, officials acknowledged, Mr. Bush's strong new emphasis on reform of Palestinian government as a virtual precondition for progress toward peace amounted to such a shift in administration policy that it would take some time to settle on the next steps, including how much day-to-day involvement American officials would have on the ground.

Jefferson thought it would take 1,000 years to settle the west.

It would take that long to settle my lungs down permanently.

And Abby's face had changed, and would change more over the next six months, which is how long Deschamps-Braly had told her it would take for everything to settle.

Indeed, it was calculated that if one person were to pay off Nelly's tax debt by themselves, simply by streaming Hot In Herre over and over again and accumulating the microscopic royalty that goes with each stream, it would take 2,076 years to settle the debt.