Sentence examples for less settled from inspiring English sources

Penn State's situation seems even less settled, if that's possible.

One is that investors' appetite for risk becomes less settled.

Critical opinion about Elgar is far less settled than it was at his centenary in 1957.

The broad outlines of the grounds for impeachment are more or less settled.

Courts have more or less settled the conflict between copyright holders and file-sharing services like Napster.

In the heart of the highlands the countryside was thickly settled with hamlets every few miles, while in the east the land was less settled.

That is mainly because our language underwent some seismic sound changes after the written forms of many words had been more or less settled.

September's weather was quite different to previous months, being dry and fine in the north-west and less settled at times in the south-east of the UK.

The "Italian" Symphony, for whatever reasons arising from the chemistry between young players and a variety of young conductors, seemed far less settled in interpretation and execution.

Of course, odds are good that everything will be more-or-less settled away by the end of September.

Certainly the philosopher's task will be somewhat different from that faced when dealing with a more-or-less settled body of theory such as classical Newtonian mechanics, general relativity, or quantum mechanics.