Sentence examples for measures that settle from inspiring English sources
On the other trivial measures that settle these things, he scored well too.
A standard or measure is something that settles disputes; and because good people are so skilled at discovering the mean in difficult cases, their advice must be sought and heeded.
Mr. Wayman's cuisine is an adventuresome mix of cultures, borrowing in some measure from the ethnic groups that settled on the New England coastline.
Yet that settles nothing.
Nonetheless, it is more intellectually acceptable to take on this complexity then to settle for QOL measures that are ambiguous in meaning and that perform inconsistently from study to study.
Recognition of this commonality is finally expanding, opening the possibility of a united movement that will act with resolve to overcome divisions, will no longer be satisfied to call for reformist measures or settle for crumbs and will demand system change.
In refusing to settle for half-measures that would end up having little impact, the President did the right thing.
They ultimately settled on a $17.6 billion measure that included $9.1 billion in tax increases, sales of government assets and cuts to the military and Medicare.
In assuming that the generator properties are independent, Keynes has settled on a Carnapian measure that permits no learning from experience.
