Sentence examples similar to plainly settle from inspiring English sources
Science will plainly not settle, for example, whether or not there are moral truths; and if there are, they will likely play an explanatory role with regard to at least some of our moral beliefs—something we will miss if we approach these issues from an exclusively scientific point of view.
More precise measurements are plainly required to settle the matter.
Ranch economics, like larger systems, plainly do not settle at equilibrium a principal theme in his systems research.
That said, we can settle on some broad rules of meatball engagement, plainly obvious dos and don'ts: 1. Meatballs must be made with pork, beef, lamb or some combination of the three.
The move to settle the financial question in advance of this is plainly being driven by a political timetable.
On the FMP recording, the orchestra is plainly working from a score and periodically settles on a particular figure, though crisp unisons are not the point.
While doing research in the British archives--the English had settled the boundary in 1902--Valenzuela 1902--Valenzuela 1902--Valenzuelanstratediscovered Chileans had violated Argentine territory, not the other way around.
A woman who recently settled in Gurgaon, in one of its expansive villas, said she was surprised one morning when a plainly dressed village woman knocked at her door.
