Sentence examples for likely to settle their from inspiring English sources

She says rich and famous couples like the Bezos clan are likely to settle their divorce privately, rather than litigate it in court, to protect their privacy.

We find that physical drift in the ocean or in a stream supplements genetic drift as a mechanism for losing genetic diversity, and thus asymmetric dispersal – where larvae are more likely to settle to one side of their parent then another – will reduce Ne in a given species domain.

He suggests this may be partly because corporate executives, especially those with prominent lawyers whose fees are paid by their employers, are less likely to settle.

The newspaper's other finding was that if students do not escape their "bubbles" in college or shortly afterwards, they are likely to settle into patterns of relatively homogeneous social and friendship circles that will persist through their lifetimes.

In such a climate, he said, markets were not likely to settle down until next year, when the banks provide a full accounting of their write-downs in their annual financial statements.

If you deal with your own baggage, don't you think you'd be less likely to settle for someone who will attempt to unload theirs onto you?

It is less likely to settle the score than to reignite debate.

Bedbugs are as likely to settle in luxury hotels as youth hostels.

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

Economic migrants are not likely to settle in border districts of northeastern India.

One goal was always likely to settle this bruising arm-wrestle of a game.