Sentence examples for they often settle from inspiring English sources
He also said shipping companies had successfully evaded sanctions, even closure by the government, because they often settle cases with victims for paltry sums.
It is a reference to their immense numbers — at least 100,000 in Beijing alone — and to the fact that they often settle into crowded neighborhoods, toiling for wages that would give even low-paid factory workers pause.
Initiatives like the state's Enterprise Zone Program, which supports companies that bolster struggling economies, could be useful to space firms because they often settle in economically challenged rural areas, Ms. Nashed said.
The songs are tremolo-strummed anthems that suddenly bound ahead with African-style guitar filigrees and drum syncopations; then they often settle back into rich chords from the organ at the church where the band made the album.
Since my surname (Joyce) is common as a first name here, though as a surname utterly unknown, they often settle on "Senhora Joyce", which sounds right to both them and me.
Republicans struggle to name policy positions of Mr. Trump that they prefer to those of his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, but they often settle on their fear of the type of justices a President Clinton would name to the Supreme Court.
The challenge many couples face is that as these desire levels settle, they can often settle at different points to that of their partner.
Both German and Irish immigrants were widely dispersed, however, and they also often settled in smaller communities like Lancaster, where they joined the Pennsylvania Germans who had founded the city.
The most useful tactic I've developed was inspired by watching stutterers, who, when they start to say something and fail to get the words out, often settle for an alternative statement.
Digital effects, unless they're designed and deployed by artists who happen to be crafts people, too often settle for realism and skip the magic.
Such things can often settle down overnight though.
