Sentence examples for settle makes from inspiring English sources

"Compromise" or "Settle" makes for a less grabby one-word lapel button than does "Hope," but such words capture an important aspect of Hillary's political and domestic persona — one that, in the end, may be no less persuasive and inspiring to those female voters for whom Hillary's ascent is cause for celebration.

While the individual successes we have through Settle makes me proud of the work we do, it's devastating to realise how needed we are.

The idea that it would consider the Gowanus Canal a comfortable place to settle made Scotto feel vindicated.

But the lawsuit argues that the union has been striking the Nederlander theaters solely to make the organization pressure the league to settle — making the strike against the Nederlanders essentially, the suit argues, an unlawful secondary boycott.

But don't settle: Make sure it's the right job.

This will allow the ham to finish cooking, while also letting the meat settle, making it easier to carve.

Our fear-based need to have everything settled makes us feel like we have to make an immediate and forever judgment about our situation.

Not knowing how many communities an emigrating individual passes by before settling makes it difficult to predict how closely patterns of geographic variation in traditions might reflect patterns of dispersing individuals.

Tells about how the native claims to the land was fought out and settled, making the natives collectively wealthy.

A class-action law against Cigna has not been settled, making it unclear whether it will reimburse customers who overpaid in the past.

In Turner's view, taming the western wilderness shaped the pioneers as much as they shaped the land they settled, making them robust and capable in continuing the American tradition of pacifying and inhabiting whatever lay beyond the western horizon.