Sentence examples for likely to end the from inspiring English sources

Nor are the Brawn drivers likely to end the season like Prost and Senna did 20 years ago.

Both clubs are likely to end the season frustrated.

She is likely to end the year as the world's fourth-ranked player.

But the appointment is not likely to end the controversy over the school.

The vote is likely to end the Social Democrats' eight years in power here.

Now the Russian entry is seen as likely to end the ban.

"Serbian politics needs shaking up and nothing is likely to end the stagnation any time soon".

But the vote is likely to end the Socialists' dominance of Greek politics.

Overall, providers are likely to end the last financial year with a combined deficit in excess of £800m.

Tuesday's ruling is not likely to end the dispute, which has riven the union in recent months.

In fact, inflation is likely to end the year at 3% and GDP to expand by 7% (see chart).