Sentence examples for likely to settle for from inspiring English sources

As indeed it does for Mirallegro, who was never likely to settle for being a poster boy.

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

He is also likely to settle for keeping troop levels at about 290,000, rather than the 240,000 suggested in the report, military officials said.

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.

They are just more demanding and discerning – and much less likely to settle for the commonplace – as many a high street chain has discovered to its cost.

But wireless executives in the United States know that Americans are less likely to settle for watered-downed wireless Internet service because they are more accustomed to surfing the Web with PC's connected by phone lines or cables.

One lesson for Greece from those two cases, as well as the default by Panama in 1987, is that even if Athens and the Eurozone can reach agreement on a new bailout, things aren't likely to settle down for Athens anytime soon.

If the existing design is backed by the public, it is likely to settle the matter for generations.

But Mr. Obama's signature is likely to settle, at least for now, the battle between the White House and Congress over executive authority in the treatment of detainees.

The negotiators are also likely to settle the conditions for the return in ownership of two television stations to businessmen who lost control of their properties because they broadcast critical exposes about Mr. Fujimori, Mr. Montesinos and corruption in the military.

The experience will last no longer than a few minutes but is likely to settle somewhere in your soul for a lot longer than most of the splashy jamborees in the neighboring theaters do.