Sentence examples for be stuck with another from inspiring English sources
Addressing the crowd, Mr. Tarhouni promised that Libyans had not overthrown one dictatorship only to be stuck with another.
The manufacturing methods and distribution channels of NICs, modems and other commodity products are vastly different from those for systems products, so any company interested in one side of 3Coms business would be stuck with another half they likely would have to sell.
When doing this method, people sharing mats won't be stuck with another person's rice or nori leftovers.
The so-called universal remote wouldn't turn on the cable box, so I was stuck with another legion of clunky remotes that were somehow worse than what I had before.
Establishment Republicans fear they may again be stuck with yet another lackluster candidate, who could lose to a controversial challenger from the right — or that both of them are weak enough to lose to a Democrat.
Britain, home to one of the world's biggest financial centers, the City of London, wanted to avoid being prevented from applying tougher rules as it saw fit, because its taxpayers would be stuck with the bill should another British bank need rescuing.
It'll supposedly cost $399, which means those of us who read casually will be stuck with paper books for another however-many years until an affordable feature-rich e-book reader gets released.
Without meaningful reform very soon, New York could be stuck with the morass in Albany for another decade.
*** R.A. Dickey made yet another quality start, and was stuck with yet another loss.
