Sentence examples for much to be settled from inspiring English sources

And admittedly there remains much to be settled concerning the disposition to be made of those who violate the law.

The great religious controversies of mid-Victorian England were not so much to be settled as to be shelved.

And as it reaches for a new leader, much remains to be settled for the 50,000-student university.

This much appears to be settled: Elizabeth Short grew up in Medford, Mass., as a free-spirited girl who enjoyed being noticed -- and being different.

But though the states, the party and the candidates have all suggested that they have no choice but to find a solution and that they are open to another round of voting, much remains to be settled.

Much remains to be settled in this epic battle of two European heavyweights.

Paleoanthropology is also an actively developing field in which much remains to be settled.

We much prefer hockey games to be settled by playing hockey, although we don't expect things to change.