Sentence examples for ordinarily settled from inspiring English sources
A dispute between a contractor and a homeowner -- ordinarily settled in civil court -- may be a federal felony, private honest-services fraud, punishable by five years in prison, a $250,000 fine, or both.
This kick effectively limits what can be known about the thing and ordinarily keeps it from settling down.
The poet tried them on and, after deliberating a bit and looking at his feet reflected in a mirror, he settled at last on a pair of running shoes, mostly brown with a touch of lime green that ordinarily would have been enough to frighten him off. .
The industry was created by a Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) forest people, who settled along rivers and lakes left behind as the glaciers of the last Ice Age retreated; because their dwellings were generally at the edge of water, many products of the industry made of organic substances that ordinarily would not have survived have been preserved in waterlogged deposits.
This settled without consequence.
In a synod (920) Nicholas issued a decree of union settling the tetragamy question by ordinarily limiting Greek Christians to three marriages but validating the fourth marriage of Leo VI for the good of the state in order to settle the imperial line of succession by a legitimate heir.
Ordinarily, deductible business expenses include payments to settle disputes, whether the payments are made to satisfy judgments or as out-of-court settlements.
