Sentence examples for tends to settle from inspiring English sources

But these days, Diddy tends to settle "beefs" quietly.

However, the weekly team meeting chaired by the senior players tends to settle any disputes.

The difficulty with perlite is that it's loose, like handfuls of popped popcorn, and tends to settle.

It's also because post-conference polling tends to settle down once the political caravan returns to Westminster.

The debate tends to settle on one question: how many people must be offended by a team's name for a change to be warranted?

And the principal source of Ms. Zuerner's dullness is her rhythm, which tends to settle into one plain groove after another.

The Irish, French, and Italians tended to settle in San Francisco.

Another contrast is that mortgage fraud cases, to date, have tended to settle quickly.

And my opinions tend to settle into place after three meals.

Very large cases tend to settle either very quickly or very slowly.

I tend to settle, so I'm hoping not to have to do this again.