Sentence examples for likely to settle a from inspiring English sources

The lack of a unified strategy to date among the states has also posed another problem for BP; companies are less likely to settle a major lawsuit if they know yet another one is waiting.

C.E. MONTAGUE Men are never so likely to settle a question rightly as when they discuss it freely.

The industry as a whole is likely to settle at a much lower level of profitability.

As expected, function-based alignment initialized with Talairach alignment was not as effective as function-based alignment initialized with curvature-based alignment, indicating that our algorithm is more likely to settle into a suboptimal local minimum with a less optimal initialization point.

He said President Bush was likely to settle on a specific economic stimulus package soon.

Italian teams, for instance, are more likely to settle for a one-nil win than Spanish ones.

Mr. Dowd added in the memorandum that he expected the race to be neck and neck when the Democrats are likely to settle on a nominee this spring.

With so much at stake it has been suggested the two teams from the Americas are more likely to settle for a stalemate rather than risk elimination.

In fact, Bush officials said in November that they expected the race to be neck and neck in the spring, when the Democrats were likely to settle on a nominee.

For the men, Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain looked likely to settle into a long reign on clay when he won the men's title here last year, but he has had injuries and illnesses of his own.

But he said the debate within the administration was shifting from whether the government should pass an economic stimulus package to what types of actions it should take and that President Bush was likely to settle on a specific package soon.