Sentence examples for end up yet from inspiring English sources

"And we say 'we know it's great but we don't know where it is going to end up yet'".

Finally, if they end up yet again approaching their last away match with the Grand Slam beckoning, then a date in rugby-indifferent Rome is about the best draw they could have hoped for.

The decision upholds legislation passed by Congress last autumn that was written to clarify the law, but the issue may end up yet again in the Supreme Court.The Democrats failed to break a Republican filibuster in the Senate that would have allowed a vote on a resolution criticising George Bush's policy in Iraq.

Tonight should have been a step forward but instead it ended up yet another strange step backwards.

These reforms may impose their own costs before savings emerge.Will Mr Lansley's grand design end up as yet another distracting reorganisation, or is he thinking along the right lines?

Doug Parr, Greenpeace's chief scientist, said: "This could easily end up as yet another black hole for taxpayers' money.

Under the guise of helping lame ducks, the normally uncharitable chaebol could well end up commanding yet more of South Korea's economy.

The very real danger, unless entirely clear steps are taken, is that he will end up as yet another Great African Martyr.

Banks meanwhile could end up repossessing yet more worthless assets and properties, worsening the already dire state of Spain's financial system.

"If environment ministers get their way, the scheme simply won't cut emissions and will end up being yet another subsidy to the aviation industry".

But, like many social ideals, postethnicity could easily end up being yet another exercise in control from above, a marketing label of greatest benefit to the privileged.