Sentence examples for usually settled in a from inspiring English sources

Abbe Rifkin, the prosecutor, said that her office brought such cases regularly, but that they were usually settled in a plea agreement.

PECs usually settle in an environment without plasma exposure; nonetheless, when the glomerular capillary wall is ruptured the concentration of plasma within Bowman's space is increased around 20 40%.

While in most countries property and land disputes are usually settled in local courts — a process that can drag on for years — for Kosovo the United Nations has set up a special commission of judges to rule on the claims.

While government-assisted refugees are usually settled in cities and large towns, families who are privately sponsored can end up anywhere.

As bills are usually settled in cash, you simply round up – for example, if your meal costs €23 you round up to €25 (tell the waiter "25" when you hand over the cash).

The most contentious disagreements are usually settled in closed-door negotiations with the governor.

Veteran officials at the Fed, where disagreements are usually settled in the board's closed-door meetings, said they could not recall any other occasion on which the chairman had so forcefully rebuked another board member in public.

Cafes in bookstores are a boon because people usually settle in for at least one drink and a leisurely read of a book or even a pile of books that they've collected in the store.

That Audi usually settles in around 33-34 m.p.g. in combined real-world city and highway driving.

The process usually settles in one or two joints and may result in permanent disability in the absence of treatment.

The onchospheres usually settle in the liver, followed by the lung.