Sentence examples for settle for so from inspiring English sources

None of the story's squishiness come as a real surprise, though the thinness of the material and Mr. Green's apparent willingness to settle for so little do.

Outraged that EMC was able to settle for so little, Brassfield joined the Debt Collective - a remnant of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which has helped hundreds of debtors organise and go on strike and refuse to pay back $182m in student debt.

"Everyone is saying how tolerant the country is -- they settle for so little!" If anything, all the self-congratulatory talk this week about the tolerance of Jews is more unsettling than cheering, once it becomes clear how little many non-Jews know about us.

In life, we settle for so many different things: an average gym because it's reasonably priced, bad weather so that we can live in a fabulous city such as New York, plain and boring coffee because it's convenient to get.

There is a significant caveat, however: The iPhone 5 from Verizon will need Verizon's network to achieve true 4G LTE speeds, while on AT&T it would have to settle for so-called "4G" HSPA+ network connections.

and why were they settled for so little?

It becomes less easy to dismiss his style as saccharine or melodramatic, as many have, at a time when so much operatic writing boils serialism down to a kind of generic angularity, and Broadway is settling for so much soulless commercial pap.

Judge Denny Chin, who presided over the case in Federal District Court in Manhattan, wrote at the time that "the available evidence belies plaintiff's claims of discrimination," and that the women probably settled for so little because the merits of their case were shaky.

If the plaintiffs believed they had such a good case, would they have settled for so little given the reported vast assets of the levee board defendants?

Why do so many New York galleries with resources far greater than those available to Apexart settle for doing so much less challenging work?

But the voice has real gold in its best moments, with none of the blowsiness we have had to settle for in so many recent "heldentenors".