Sentence examples for likely to settle on from inspiring English sources

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

After skipping around the dial of either service, most music lovers are likely to settle on two or three favorites.

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.

Another four firms Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan, Phillips-Van Heusen and Chadwick's of Boston were not named in the suit, but were about to be sued, and look likely to settle on the same terms.

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.

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.

If one believes the most recent economic forecasts, growth is likely to settle in around 3percentt on both sides of the Atlantic.

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.

It is also tougher to resolve cases against high-ranking banking individuals as they are less likely to settle and more likely to insist on a trial, he said.

At least, following one bad beat, things are likely to settle back to normal activity (42, 43).

As the case law on indemnifying corporate directors shows, what precisely "prevailing" means in a matter that is likely to settle is often quite vague.