Sentence examples for not fully settled from inspiring English sources

The performance was sonorous and technically strong, though not fully settled.

So uncertain are the economic indicators that Mr. Obama's aides say they have not fully settled on an overarching campaign theme for next year.

In 1980, Mr. Kennedy challenged President Carter for the Democratic nomination, but lost after a nasty, contested race that was not fully settled until the party's convention.

F.B.I. investigations are proceedings, and a number of courts have found them to be so in the obstruction context, though the matter is not fully settled.

The realization that Garoppolo will likely be the Patriots' starting quarterback the first quarter of next season had not fully settled in.

Historically sympathetic to Germany, the Hungarians were allied with them but not fully settled in the Nazi camp.

His formula of reporting, fiction, poetry, criticism, cartoons, and art would not fully settle into place until the next war.

Although with time that headstamp's origin can probably be worked out, matching it to a particular factory would not fully settle questions of who tampered with these rounds.

By "pro tanto reason" I mean a reason that carries genuine normative weight, even though it may not fully settle the issue, because in a full analysis it would be balanced against other, potentially competing, pro tanto reasons.

"It's important to remind ourselves," Tendi says, "that the issue of gay rights isn't fully settled here in the west either.

So he can't "fully settle in" as head coach.