Sentence examples for settled points from inspiring English sources

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.

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

One can understand the desire of the other justices not to get dragged down into debates about long settled points of law, but this has an important downside: it leaves the reader with the distinct impression that Scalia and Thomas are correct about the Constitution's text.

Over the next three years, repeated samplings were performed at settled points, taking the pre-fire state as the reference base (control).

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".

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.

As predicted by the settling point model, the weight loss under conditions of semi-starvation reached a plateau.

The dual intervention point model can explain many aspects of the obesity phenomenon that one or other of the set point and settling point models cannot (reviewed above).