Sentence examples for settled nature from inspiring English sources

Given the emphatic or, as some like to say, "settled" nature of the science, one would expect a united effort to spread these life-saving, planet-sparing technologies as fast as possible to the poorer nations who will need them so urgently.

His squad might look in need of renewal but, in the immediate future, its settled nature should be a virtue.

England, potentially, are a decent one-day side, though selection remains oddly chaotic compared with the settled nature of the Test team.

I always say that having good partnerships is key to the success of a team and the settled nature of the Leicester team is helping those wide partnerships to become intuitive.

With England still struggling to find a midfield partnership that is still happy and effective in each other's company for more than 100 minutes, New Zealand emphasised the settled nature of their squad by handing Nonu his 100th cap and pairing him with Conrad Smith for the 59th time.

"I came to parliament after devolution and so I recognise not just the settled nature of the devolution settlement but also the case for further devolution".

But he hasn't settled the nature-against-nurture debate – and I wonder if he is now muddying the waters, constructing theories about parenting from flimsy evidence.

But why settle for nature's whim when you can pay a professional?

I believe it's genetic and it's time to settle the nature vs. nurture question.

I believe it's genetic, and it's time to settle the nature vs. nurture question.

A comparative analysis with other settled nature-inspired solution algorithms demonstrates the superior performance of the proposed methodology in terms of both solution accuracy and convergence performances.