Sentence examples for settling which from inspiring English sources

The nerves appear to be settling, which possibly makes this email from a couple of games ago a bit redundant.

Wrangling over who should be prime minister may take even longer in the multilayered political system than settling which coalitions will run the French- and Dutch-speaking regional parliaments.

But because of the strain on the systems for settling, which is done by clearing banks, it was agreed that trades done today and tomorrow would be settled in three days.

Airport officials maintain that the settling, which they attribute to porous earth off Osaka's coast, poses no immediate safety risk, although they predict the island will sink another three feet before it stabilizes.

Wrangling over who should be prime minister may take even longer in Belgium's multilayered political system than settling which coalitions will run the French- and Dutch-speaking regional parliaments.

Settling which of these views is correct requires some substantive work in the philosophy of language (and maybe also in metaphysics).

He told BFM TV: "I mumbled something like, 'If it was Hitler he would have killed them here,' meaning: 'Thank goodness I'm not Hitler and so there's no reason to call me Hitler.' This is shameful score-settling which aims to smear me".

"People kind of settle, which is a bummer," Eli said.

The vast majority of cases are settled, which can take years.

The agency uses complicated rules to settle which beneficiaries receive how much additional coverage.

The steps also depend on the Darfur situation's being settled, which Ms. Rice said was not yet the case.