Sentence examples for settled partly from inspiring English sources

The debate about the transitivity of causation is not easily settled, partly because it is tied up with the issue of how it is best for a counterfactual theory to deal with examples of preemption.

Plaintiffs' lawyers hope that the funds will ultimately settle, partly because of the difficulty of defending themselves in numerous cases.

The sparse population of this region is partly settled and partly nomadic.

Lydia is now a dark-haired 40-something living in the Midwestern American town of Kensington, a place she settled in partly as an inside joke.

Of the 969 events in care sampled, 17% were rated as "all settled," 16% as "mostly settled," 28% as "partly settled," and 39% as "not at all settled".

Many businesses have little in the way of fair legal recourse in settling disputes, partly because powerful regional politicians easily influence judges.

History of Horta, which was partly settled by the Flemish.

Mr. Elm partly settled with the agency in June.

But Mr. Tholt settled here last year, partly because the school board sweetened his $19,667 annual salary by offering him a house trailer for $150 a month.

The privatisation was opposed by groups ranging from trade unions to bishops.America and the European Union partly settled a row over meat imports, but continued to argue over the treatment of America's $50m poultry exports to Europe.

They settled on Philadelphia, partly so that Vick would not have to immediately step into the limelight, and also so that he could play behind the Pro Bowl quarterback Donovan McNabb.