Sentence examples for might be settling from inspiring English sources
Some of the salt might be settling to the bottom of the reactor vessel rather than sticking to the fuel rods, however.
Deadpool was perfectly timed for a moment when viewers might be settling into the idea that maybe it's all been done.
Just when you thought the Black Sabbath guys might be settling down into post-retirement age, Butler reportedly kicked off in a California saloon on Tuesday night.
A pair of the world's largest media companies reported strong earnings on Wednesday and expressed confidence that the industry might be settling into a groove after a turbulent couple of years.
One day he might be settling disputes over who has the rights to a cricket broadcast in India, and the next he might be teasing apart a discussion on credit derivatives.
And if Apple is indeed planning an iPhone revision in June as many now expect, we could see more changes, though based on current data it looks like iPhone sales share might be settling in to a regular pattern, at lest at Verizon.
That could be a sign that the state case might be settled as well.
Residents were now "cautiously optimistic" that their health claims might be settled, Mr. Rabin said.
It jeopardises the WTO, without which trade disputes might be settled by clout and not the law.
A suggestion that the difficulty might be settled by an increase in the fares has been scouted as impossible.
But Forster's naturalist father Johann saw something more promising:This barren island with very little trouble might be settled and made a very useful place of refreshment.
