Sentence examples for might settle on a from inspiring English sources

That is to say, a dominant faction, or cluster of factions, might settle on a course of action that stigmatizes or oppresses broad classes of minorities.

For example, if the price of electricity increases temporarily, as it might in warm summer months when air conditioning is in high demand, then a household might settle on a warmer air conditioner setting, or might opt to use cooling solutions that consume less electricity (fans, open windows, etc).

But then again, it might settle on changing its interest rates or its public spending.

If he had to pick a role model for the new generation of Jew-haters, he might settle on an elderly Sunni cleric named Yusuf al-Qaradawi.

Another source said they might settle on an early March Budget with "a condition that it's all about continuing the recovery with sensible and productive long-term investments, not pork-barrel politics to buy votes".

If the phrase weren't so tied to George W. Bush, we might settle on calling it a decade of "political shock and awe".

The microarray community might settle on RNA from a pool of cell lines of different cell types, or, even better, from pools of primary cell cultures that exhibit broadly diverse gene expression patterns.

American audiences looking for a suitable French name for this ingratiating comedy of cross-racial friendship might settle on "Déjà Vu," since it is a story we have seen many times before.

A population of a certain species of birds then might settle on these slopes accordingly etc.

For example, a country conferring on steps to correct the imbalance in its currency might settle on intervention.

And as the park plays catch-up, he fears that those groups and individuals might settle on other opportunities that seem more certain.