Sentence examples for an end could be from inspiring English sources

Central bank actions to boost the global economy have been supporting the markets for months, but in May Bernanke spooked investors by suggesting an end could be in sight.

Central bank action has been supporting the markets for months but since comments from Bernanke on 22 May seemed to suggest an end could be in sight, investors have taken fright.

Central bank actions to boost the global economy have been supporting the markets for months, but in May Bernanke spooked investors by seemingly suggesting an end could be in sight.

Such an end could be achieved by two obvious judicial techniques: (1) narrow construction of the scope of the privilege; (2) broad construction of the doctrine of 'waiver.' Any attempt to use the first of these methods, however, runs afoul of approximately 150 years of precedent.

The markets have been banking on central banks continuing their measures to boost the global economy, but comments from a number of Fed members - most recently Dallas Fed president Richard Fisher and Kansas City's Esther George - suggested an end could be in sight.

But now she feels an end could be in sight.

Instead of threaded rod, a long bolt with a threaded end could be used.

The first thing that had to happen was the move from a nomadic, hunter-gatherer existence (where your chances of meeting a violent end could be as high as 50 50) to settled communities.

Recognize the struggle of middles, give it some time, and a successful end could be in sight.

"Combining a Siri front end with a Watson back end could be a very powerful offering," Baker said.

A receiving tight end could be ill-suited for a team that requires its tight end to assume significant blocking responsibilities.