4) Companies can just settle for fewer profits.
Many of us would settle for fewer lavish sets and more artistic rigour.
But the county might have to settle for fewer people until it can find the number it needs, elections officials said.
However, in some cases, you may settle for fewer things if the position offers something else: a stronger resume, new skills, or access to an organization you'd like to work at in the long-term.
As the government tries to unsnarl overburdened La Guardia by limiting flights there, the Islip airport is looking better and better to business and pleasure travelers willing to settle for fewer direct flights and remoteness from Manhattan in exchange for delay-free, minimum-hassle departures and landings at MacArthur, which is 42 miles east of La Guardia.
There's extra heating costs in the winter, because Celyn (since she can't move) gets cold very easily, the cost of specialist clothes, the cost of transport, the cost of paying for care (with the actual cost of paying carers currently exceeding the amount allocated by the council to families, so that families have subsidise the payments, or settle for fewer hours) and the extra cost of holidays.
We have a desire to create an innovation culture, but we end up settling for a few inventions, and/or a few initiatives, because these can more easily fit into our current way of thinking and being.
Many defendants would prefer settling for a few dollars over incurring legal costs of going to trial.
McIlroy arrived at Medinah only 10 minutes before his match with Keegan Bradley was scheduled to start and was unable to warm up on the driving range, settling for a few practice putts.
Instead of settling for a few crumbs when it comes to love, hit the pause button and take a big step back.
