Sentence examples for more likely to settle from inspiring English sources

An open question is whether Apple, without Mr. Jobs, is more likely to settle its Android-related litigation.

Italian teams, for instance, are more likely to settle for a one-nil win than Spanish ones.

Drug companies may now be more likely to settle some lawsuits they had hoped would be dismissed.

"If the N.F.L. knows its insurers would pay most of it, they're more likely to settle," said Mark Conrad, the director of the sports business program at Fordham.

With so much at stake it has been suggested the two teams from the Americas are more likely to settle for a stalemate rather than risk elimination.

Perhaps the fact that I write this two days after the injection of another 200 milligrams of testosterone into my bloodstream makes me more likely to settle for this colorful trade-off than others.

In the absence of substantial air disturbances, A. ustus spores would be more likely to quickly settle in such areas, given their large size and relatively decreased buoyancy.

It is also tougher to resolve cases against high-ranking banking individuals as they are less likely to settle and more likely to insist on a trial, he said.

Without the information about the tit success, flycatchers may reject the behaviour of the observed tits more frequently and may be less likely to settle in the immediate neighbourhood of the tit nest.

But the Marsico case seems more likely to be settled on the golf course.

Interestingly, we found that claims in which death was the outcome were more likely to be settled out of court.