Sentence examples for most have settled from inspiring English sources

Most have settled peaceably.

Most have settled out of court and withdrawn the offending jeans.

Most have settled in Jordan and Syria, and Mr. Ban warned that the two countries' "capacities were strained to extreme levels".

Most have settled on something called the Brunner test, named after a case that laid out a three-pronged standard for judges to use when determining whether they should discharge someone's student loan debt.

All of the MAC cases have been ultimately resolved through settlement rather than a determinative judicial judgment, though one difference has been that only a few deals, such as Accredited Home Lenders/Lone Star, have actually been renegotiated at a lower price; most have settled for a payment by the buyer to the seller, with deal itself being terminated.

But by midafternoon, most had settled back down.

It was possible to move around a dialysis service centre (satellite unit) and speak with individual patients once most had settled for the particular session.

That is because banks, for the most part, have settled only a small fraction of the lawsuits against them.

"Most people have settled in, and recovered a little," said Ginny Bauer, whose husband, David Bauer, a sales director for Cantor Fitzgerald, was killed in the World Trade Center attack.

Most historians have settled on the cold war as a period encompassing the immediate aftermath of the second world war up until the late 80s or early 90s.

Left in this vacuum most donors have settled on low administrative overhead as the barometer to determine the proficiency of an organization.