Sentence examples for long-term settled from inspiring English sources

Long-term settled communities, which often pre-date the boundaries of nation states by many centuries, are more commonly found in Asia and Africa.

On sacking his long-term agent: "I settled that account.

Ms. Brown said that until a long-term agreement was settled, City Ballet would try to negotiate revenue-sharing terms with the stagehands on a project-by-project basis.

Republicans and Democrats had been unable to come up with a long-term plan and settled on a two-month extension instead.

Blackman has initially been farmed out to Caley Thistle until January and, with two years of his Celtic contract still to run, is happy to let his long-term future be settled by his future performances.

For savers to get the most out of their money short term, consider the long-term consequences of settling for too little.

N.F.L. Strikes New TV Deals The N.F.L. concluded part of a new long-term television deal, settling its Sunday afternoon packages with Fox and CBS through the 2011 season for $8 billion.

[C12.] An Incomplete N.F.L. TV Package For the first time in its history, the N.F.L. concluded only part of its next long-term television deal, settling its Sunday afternoon packages with Fox and CBS through the 2011 season, but leaving its prime time and cable packages unresolved.

"Often in long-term relationships we settle into a routine of sex, think that we know our partner well and don't engage in an ongoing conversation about our desires," Blue says.

Tom Bishop from the BBC commented that Madonna has either reinvigorated her career or she is "merely throwing one final dance party for her long-term fans before settling down to record more sedate material".

"If everything was about reconfirming what I thought I'd find, why get on a plane?" Mr. Reyes, who did newspaper work in New York before moving to Indonesia, had been looking for a long-term project when he settled on the idea of "The Europeans".