Sentence examples for would likely settle from inspiring English sources
Neither will be content with their early season endeavours thus far, and neither, given what has happened so far, would likely settle for a draw in this one.
F.D.A. officials suggested that they would likely settle on the less concentrated formula so that if parents make a mistake, they would be less likely to overdose.
The foundation would likely settle for the success of the National Book Award fiction winner from 2012, Louise Erdrich's The Round House, which has sold more than 300,000 copies.
By the time he hit thirty, a hardness would likely settle about his mouth and eyes, but as it was — at twenty-nine — he was right on the edge, a screw-top bottle of wine the day before it turns to vinegar.
He really should write Jessie, he thought as he perused the assortment of pizzas and the signature cheeseburger with black truffle and Brie, all very tempting, though Michael would likely settle on a kale salad and have a staring contest with the bread.
Philip E. Anthony, who with his brother, Ronald C. Anthony, owns Anthony Hardware a few miles up Route 12 in Jewett City, said that he expected an impact there for a year from the project because of the curiosity about Home Depot but that after that things would likely settle back.
But if I had to earnestly apply this (increasingly meaningless) phrase, I'd likely settle on the pipeline battle currently playing out on Burnaby Mountain.
As much as the Mets would undoubtedly like their young star to record the second no-hitter in the team's history, they would most likely settle for a few wins.
Although Olowokandi could receive more money from other teams and would not likely settle for the Knicks' $4.9 midlevel salary-cap exception, the Knicks could attempt a sign-and-trade deal to acquire him.
While the Hornets would love for Davis to be the next Garnett, Duncan or Ewing they'd quite likely settle for the next Camby.
The stars are aligning for a franchise of deprived fans that would have likely settled for being mediocre, a goal that now seems like a footnote to a season where loftier accolades are in sight.
