Sentence examples for settled point from inspiring English sources

At the state level, he added, having fought pitched battles over gun rights since the 1980s, "we're at a reasonably well settled point," and "the legislature is not that interested in opening it up again".

That's not a settled point among historians, but "Spies" is always drawn to the strongest possible inference.

"It was such a settled point that they've been preaching for so long it's almost like it didn't mean anything to her," Phelps-Roper said.

This is by no means a settled point, nor even a universally shared belief of what it takes to advance the artistry of games.

In truth, Bonello is too cunning and too controlling to grant us anything that resembles a settled point of view, visual or moral; hence his need to show a violent death from multiple angles.

"This does not seem to me to be pushing the court's jurisdiction or twisting settled points of law out of shape," he said.

When Ken came to the public with his plans, all this had been settled," points out Mr Glaister.What to do with the money is an especially thorny issue.

However, there are many data that conflict with the settling point model.

How this fact fits into the settling point idea is unclear.

The settling point model provides cogent explanations for many phenomena that the set point model cannot explain.

Finally, an environmentally determined settling point cannot adequately explain the inter-individual susceptibility to weight gain in a common environment.