Sentence examples for settling for doing from inspiring English sources

He acknowledges that this is problematic, given the economic difficulties America faces today, but in another chapter complains that our settling "for doing so much less" — in Egypt — "than we did after 1989 in Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America speaks volumes about our disengagement from the region.

Why do so many New York galleries with resources far greater than those available to Apexart settle for doing so much less challenging work?

Mr. Humm "won't settle for doing the same thing over and over again," said his friend Grant Achatz, the adventurous chef at Alinea and Next in Chicago.

Instead of doing health care reform big, if elected, Mr. Obama will have to settle for doing it cheaper.

Do not let other people shake your confidence to the point where you settle for doing something you actually do not want to do.

That we have settled for doing so much less than we did after 1989 in Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America speaks volumes about our disengagement from the region.

Don't settle for doing a job, but motivate yourself far beyond work and pay calculations.

Until then, we will settle for "don't panic" cliches.

Given this development, they would have settled for him doing it at Wrigley Field this weekend, rather than have him sit out at least 15 days.

If you want a certain characteristic in a partner, then stop settling for relationships that don't meet your needs.

Essentially, you're stating I am willing to settle for what does not feel good to me.