Sentence examples for the need to settle from inspiring English sources

The people Sylvia works with in St . Lukes, their lives all grooved by poverty and illness and deprivation, are delineated with considerably more sympathy and emotional detail than the people in London, and Ms. Lessing's narratheir livesalld from the need to settle political scores with phony Communists and feminists, takes on a new energroovedlife.

One key development in the early history of mechanics was the realization of the need to settle on a set of fundamental quantities.

And she shared an error of her own, produced when a delegate spoke of the need to settle something "avant Milan" – 'before Milan', the city being the venue for a forthcoming meeting.

The wave of compulsory expropriations, which was dictated by the need to settle the landless (both locals and refugees) and the aim to achieve food autarkia (self-sufficiency), resulted in a sudden increase in cultivated land area, a sharp reduction in grazed areas and a revolution in cultivation methods and strategies.

And when you resist the need to settle, you will be rewarded with opportunities.

I knew what I was looking for in my next relationship, and I didn't feel the need to settle.

Page says the Dems need to settle the issue before the convention so that the convention can be "a nice infomercial".

The vanilla needs this much time to infuse and the flavors need to settle into the coffee to give it that rich, liqueur flavor.

The Mumbai massacre last November, likely conducted by Kashmiri separatists, underlines the urgent need to settle this crisis.

We paid the correct market rate but believe that the farmers and the UP government need to settle this matter.

On Monday, a federal judge ruled part of the law to be unconstitutional, and the Supreme Court will probably need to settle the matter in the end.