Sentence examples for settling some of from inspiring English sources

And he rejected talk of an interim deal that would get the government past a looming deadline on raising the federal debt limit without settling some of the longer-term issues contributing to the government's fiscal imbalances.

And getting even close to zero may require settling some of the world's most intractable arguments, such as the tussle between India and Pakistan over Kashmir or the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, though America and the former Soviet Union made some progress in cutting weapons, despite their cold-war relations.

To avoid settling, some of these companies have set up programs to locate and train top young scientists and engineers while they're still in school.

Despite settling some of his debts, Morris once again found himself in financial trouble, with unexpected tax bills and arguments with Hulton over payments.

As the Times also explained, however, administration officials "believe that settling some of them in American communities will set an example, helping to persuade other nations to accept Guantánamo detainees too".

Of course there are plenty of more specific sub-questions in cosmology (or evolutionary biology), some of which have indeed been settled, and of course we have made tremendous progress on the broader picture as well (usually by settling some of the sub-questions).

Apparently the companies have settled some of their differences.

She had waited years to settle some of these scores.

The U.S. has said it will settle some of them permanently.

I hope this will settle some of the uncertainty that has happened in this case.

"I would think this gives impetus to try and settle some of those.