Sentence examples for unlikely to settle for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abbas, who did not accept that offer, is unlikely to settle for less.

Mr Chavez has manoeuvred to block this.Now the opposition is unlikely to settle for anything less than a fresh election.

It also comes at a time when the public seems unlikely to settle for the surgical strikes of the past.

The local gaming community is demanding — unlikely to settle for poor quality or for products simply because they come from nearby.

Many Sunnis, by contrast, feel the wind in their sails and think they can again rule Iraq; they are unlikely to settle for less than an equal partnership.

But the increasingly interconnected Inuit are unlikely to settle for less in one country when they know what their counterparts have received in another.The Inuit know that they will not always get what they want in Russia, say, where the rights of the Yupik, another Inuit group, are enshrined in the constitution but are being eroded by the government.

Both the House of Representatives and a Senate spending panel have added back money for Mars exploration, although Congress is unlikely to settle on a final budget for the agency until next spring.

But they said anything short of discovering a signed confession was unlikely to settle the case once and for all.

That's the conclusion of the most recent meta-analysis on spanking, published in the Journal of Family Psychology and involving more than 160,000 children though it's unlikely to settle the debate that has continued for years over whether spanking is acceptable or whether it hurts children.

Still, Jordan Lorence, a lawyer with the Alliance Defense Fund, a socially conservative legal group that has filed briefs in many of the cases, argued that court victories for same-sex marriage were unlikely to settle much.

That will come as a relief for many researchers but it is unlikely to settle the debate.