Sentence examples for practically settled from inspiring English sources

But now all doubts are behind me and I decided to sign a contract with Tottenham and the formalities are practically settled".

It was in making education not only common to all, but in some sense compulsory on all, that the destiny of the free republics of America was practically settled.

It is not believed, however, that any serious check had occurred, since certainly all the important points had practically been settled before M. Cambon returned to Berlin.

In terms of implementation, there are myriad design decisions that will have consequences for learning and engagement that must practically be settled, yet that fall outside of the prescribed learning theory.

The mud ripples are very wide and not very high; as they are compacted and the mud becomes rock, they end up appearing practically flat, as if the particles settled out of still water.

He was quickly struck by the way the referendum process overshadowed the legislative process, leaving the state representatives practically irrelevant as the voters directly settled the most pressing political issues, like physician-assisted suicide, tax policy and affirmative action.

Practically everybody else seems to have already settled with Klausner.

Scolari's side has been so settled that the first team now practically picks itself.

Scott and Zelda had announced that they were fleeing the hectic life of social Long Island, and in June they had settled in Saint-Raphaël, where they planned to live on "practically nothing a year".

Originally settled by Berbers (roaming North African tribes), Siwa was still practically independent only a few hundred years ago.

Critics in the plaintiffs' bar accused Mr. Feinberg of devising terms that practically forced people to settle quickly and on the cheap.