Sentence examples for largely unsettled from inspiring English sources

As droughts exacerbated by climate change and by population growth expand in the Great Plains and the Southwest, Indian water rights loom as a largely unsettled -- and unsettling -- factor that could affect the price and availability of water to millions of homes and businesses.

Australia's largely unsettled – and often unsettling – interior is a superb backdrop for cinematic representations of life after the apocalypse, a perfect metaphor for all that is ungovernable.

One part of the legal framework remains largely unsettled, though.

Thereafter, becoming largely unsettled across the whole of the UK.

The intrinsic (ideal) strength has been extensively studied for crystalline alloys, but remains largely unsettled for metallic glasses.

Until the 18th century this region, which has fertile agricultural land, was largely unsettled because of the harsh climate and short growing season.

But Brazilian encroachment continued, on lands that were nominally Bolivian but largely unexplored and unsettled.

In North America, a substantial scholarly literature takes up the notion of modern motherhood as a contested cultural ideology, largely in the "unsettled" context of growing numbers of working mothers.

In addition, the species taxonomy of tube-nosed seabirds has an extremely unsettled history largely because of the lack of morphological characters to distinguish or relate isolated populations.

In Abkhazia, South Ossetia and Transdniestria, unsettled but largely bloodless conflicts serve to constrain the Georgian and Moldovan governments as well as providing a built-in lever for Russian meddling.Mr Putin may welcome something similar in eastern Ukraine.

Over a million saiga lived in Kazakhstan and Kalmykia until the early 1990s, when the breakup of the Soviet Union left them largely unprotected, and the unsettled steppe of eastern Mongolia still supports an estimated one million Mongolian gazelles.