Sentence examples for it may wind from inspiring English sources

But it may wind up reducing competition.

If historical or geographical aspects render a place discrete, it may wind up on the list.

Or it may wind up doing both, including offering $5 billion in cash.

But it may wind up solving clubhouse disputes, too, like who is the faster catcher, Schneider or Ramón Castro?

It may wind up dating as badly as Sidney Lumet's celebrated but superficial Network, but it's already a valuable time capsule of TMZ culture.

It may wind up mattering to the Knicks, who find themselves closer to last place than a playoff berth in the Eastern Conference.

And methods being developed to protect such works -- like scrambling the data and requiring a key to decode it -- may wind up being trumped by similar encryption that covers the tracks of those doing the swapping.

If he cannot keep it up, the Bills may wind up selecting Andrew Luck — listed as the No. 1 player on many 2011 draft boards — and Buffalo would go from a starter who attended Stanford (Edwards) to one who attended Harvard (Fitzpatrick) and back to Stanford (Luck).

If it can't, ViewSonic may wind up with a bunch of cool-looking, sophisticated, portable flat-screen devices that no one wants to buy.

It is possible that Bertelsmann may wind up retaining some of Napster's assets, even if Napster goes into bankruptcy.

Now, we may wind up with nowhere else to ship it, and the D.O.E. has no other disposal options".