Sentence examples for more settled than from inspiring English sources

Mexicans who remain in the US are more settled than before, Pew said.

They are far more settled than people give them credit for.

Bob, who said he was an odd-job gardener, seemed no more settled than Jacqui and her peers.

That the Jomon had the leisure to create their pots before these changes happened suggests they were smarter and more settled than archaeologists had realised.

"He is a lot more settled than some of the younger blokes, I guess it probably does help to a certain degree, I know the day I got married things changed as well," Ponting said.

If Russia does so, Europe as a whole will become more settled than ever in history.But as Russia has complained, western countries have not been prepared to back up their hopes for it with much in the way of hard cash.

There's a lot more settled issues than most people have a sense of".

As a rule, riverine and coastal peoples enjoyed a more settled life than those living in the desert and foothills.

The push and pull between light and dark has always defined the group, but Roots and Echoes is a brighter, considerably more settled record than previous outings, less inclined to meander skittishly into dub, mariachi and sea shanties.

The team proposes two explanations: Either the Nataruk people lived a more settled lifestyle than scientists thought, or organized warfare arose much earlier.

The Scottish Professional Football League's chief executive hopes for "a more settled landscape than recent years" as he looks ahead to 2014.