Sentence examples for settle than from inspiring English sources

China's maritime disputes have proven harder to settle than those on land.

Yesterday, Mr. Trump's lawyers said it was cheaper to settle than to litigate, although they still disagreed with the commission.

He used their own rational judgment — that it made more economic sense to settle than fight — against them.

"No sooner did the dust literally settle than did people get on the streets perpetrating these scams".

It seems a safe bet that the officials would rather settle than have to defend the bank's actions, with specificity, before the authorities.

The statement issued by regional leaders on Sunday seemed more directed at pressing Mr. Tsvangirai to settle than at encouraging Mr. Mugabe to cede more authority to him.

Back with the Mariners last season, Griffey looked more settled than he had seemed in years.

Critical opinion about Elgar is far less settled than it was at his centenary in 1957.

In Afghanistan as in Shakespeare's comedies, the future is less rosily settled than it may seem.

"Perhaps she would have persevered for longer before settling than the present prime minister and raged more mightily.

Advocates for immigrants in New York and elsewhere say that Iraqis have had more difficulty getting settled than most migrant populations.