Sentence examples for end up impeding from inspiring English sources

They worry that the lender will end up impeding genuine restructuring.But for all its talk of free markets, the government does not want any big chaebol to go bust.

People end up shutting down.

End up.

Joyce Rudowski Cincinnati, Feb. 5, 2011 • To the Editor: Re "Militants, Women and Tahrir Square," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Feb. 6): Yes, "it would be tragic if we let our anxieties" about whether a democratic Egypt might end up a more repressive country "impede our embrace of freedom and democracy".

Mutual fund expense ratios can end up hurting your rate of return and impeding your financial progress.

Germany, which sells more than 50 percent of its exports to the euro zone, would lose vital markets and probably end up with an overvalued currency that would impede its international economic competitiveness.

At the end, everything ended up perfect".

We ended up at Lake Atitlán.

European shares ended up 0.5 percent.

Similarly, in West Coast populations of L. littorea, larvae released into the water column may end up settling in locations far from congregated populations of the snail thus impeding the creation of self-sustaining, established populations in this region.

The side effects will impede your ability to concentrate, and you'll end up doing a bad job or being dangerous behind the wheel of a car.