Sentence examples for not completely settled from inspiring English sources

This was the only time all evening that the playing seemed not completely settled.

The argument was not completely settled because there was not a five-vote majority for either path.

Although the dust has not completely settled, companies can be much more confident that a fair arbitration system will substitute for judicial litigation, and not open the door to both litigation and arbitration.

While serving as the business manager for the Rolling Stones, he purchased the rights to all of their recordings and music publishing from 1964 to 1970, prompting a legal battle that was not completely settled until 1984.

It is not completely settled that even Camille Paglia should write like Camille Paglia; what can be said with confidence is that she is not a writer whom college students would be prudent to imitate.

The exact relationships of the Crustacea to other taxa are not completely settled.

But the agency's finding does not completely settle the question of whether the company, which is used for more than 70 percent of all Internet searches in the United States, has abused its dominance.

"I suspect that this paper on its own will not completely settle in many people's minds how much 'missing heritability' is explained by common variation," says Joel Hirschhorn, a geneticist at the Broad Institute of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University who carried out one of the studies of height.

All of the bad blood created with the original PubSub saga hasn't completely settled yet.

The dust hasn't completely settled on Google's Alphabet move and we're told that the new umbrella company will be nimble.

I think that things aren't completely settled between the two of them.