Sentence examples for relatively settled from inspiring English sources

Last month was relatively settled for much of the United Kingdom.

Despite Wold's now relatively settled lifestyle, in 27 years of marriage the couple has lived in 59 different houses.

Not until he was 15 and relatively settled at a Catholic boarding school was he told – by his headmaster, not his parents – that he was adopted.

David de Gea looks set to finally become first choice while three of the back four are relatively settled, right-back being the issue.

Outside music, too, her life appears relatively settled, even if she does describe her relationship with fellow musician Barrie-James O'Neill intensely: "We have a difficult road.

But the uniquely polarising candidacy of Trump has raised the prospect that, with important faultlines such as age, gender, geography and race relatively settled from election to election, socioeconomic class could swing the presidency in 2016.

There has been a lot of corporate activity already in the space and valuation multiples are now relatively well settled.

Central America can be roughly divided into a less populous Caribbean half and a slightly more congested Pacific coastal slope, separated by a sequence of relatively densely settled highland regions.

The current estimate for building the Purple Line to the sea is between $4 billion (Ford version) and $9 billion (Lexus) with the subway going all the way to Santa Monica, rather than only to Westwood, and a spur running north through relatively densely settled West Hollywood.

Neither a Nazi nor an opponent of Hitler, he came through the war relatively unscathed, settling in Wittenberg.

These southern peoples were relatively sedentary and settled.