Sentence examples for they should settle from inspiring English sources

"I think they should settle in and wait.

They should settle on the sea bed and stay there.

"I looked around, and I was surrounded by thirty-five-year-old women who are in my profession and thinking they should settle down," she explained.

There's no reason they should settle for products that ignore or fail to fully meet their needs, or that do so cynically or superficially.

Linda Lee, the society's president, told The Independent on Sunday that court battles – and costs – over medical blunders were being drawn out by health trusts when they should settle early "for the good of the patient".

They must protect public funds, Ms. Gluck said, but they also have "an obligation to do justice, and that means they should not defend when they don't have a good claim and they should settle when appropriate".

Chinese and American paleontologists have found fossils of a feathered, flightless dinosaur, slightly bigger than a pheasant, that they say should settle once and for all that feathers originated before birds or flight.

D1 OBITUARIES A19 SCIENCE/HEALTH Dinosaur Feathers Chinese and American paleontologists have found 125-million-year-old fossils of a feathered, flightless dinosaur, slightly bigger than a pheasant, that they say should settle once and for all that feathers originated before birds or flight.

Before being selected, the six-men, six-women jury had to answer a questionnaire with such inquiries as whether they felt families should settle arguments around the kitchen table or by litigation, whether wealth would affect their verdict and if they trusted investment bankers.

In an important privacy case, NASA v. Nelson, they insisted the court should settle a constitutional issue it didn't need to.

Ralph Wedgwood (2011) and Arif Ahmed (2012) reject Arntzenius's and Joyce's responses to Egan because they hold that deliberations should settle on an option.