Sentence examples for not settled at from inspiring English sources

But the state's policies are not settled at the moment.

"Obviously, this race is not settled at all," Mr. Perry said in an interview on "Fox News Sunday".

In other words, Mr. Wasser said, financial apportionments that are not settled at closing -- including those that may occur in the future -- are generally considered waived.

So trust your columnist the question would be put, whatever the law says.Third, what the government is pleased to call its new constitutional settlement is not settled at all.

By 1833 those who had not settled at Oneida on the Thames River in Ontario had emigrated to Green Bay, Wis . a few families remained at Oneida and Onondaga, N.Y.

The issue of who actually owned the paintings — Mrs. Marcos or the Philippine government — was not settled at trial, and resolving ownership claims will not be a simple task, especially with regard to the one painting the secretary managed to sell, "Le Bassin aux Nymphéas" (1899), part of Monet's waterlily series.

Large, heavy particles settle out readily, but smaller and lighter particles settle very slowly or in some cases do not settle at all.

On the contrary, almost 20 successive drafts of a possible consent decree, evolved over the past months, had been considered by the parties before it became clear late last night that the case would not settle, at least at this stage of the litigation.

Despite enjoying European success, he did not settle at the Bernabeu and returned to PSG in 2000 before being loaned to Liverpool for the 2001-02 season.

I wanted to talk about getting off the yo-yo and not settling at either end of the diet spectrum.

He did not settle at the club, but in the summer he was fortunate enough to win a £60,000 move up through three tiers to First Division side Coventry City.