Sentence examples for many could end from inspiring English sources

Once inside the voting booth, he said, many could end up pulling a lever in a county race based on a third-party affiliation.

Yet a great many could end up in turmoil if other basic planning isn't done.

They now faced a lengthy and tortuous legal process to determine their asylum requests, and many could end up being deported.

The National Farmers Union, meeting for its annual conference in Birmingham, has warned that illegal grazing makes it difficult to track horses and said many could end up being smuggled abroad.

Experience has taught me that if retirees don't plan for these activities and at least try to budget for them, many could end up removing them from the list permanently.

"Going back to school should be an exciting time for children, but many could end up in hospital fighting for life after an asthma attack," said Dr Andy Whittamore of Asthma UK. "This is extremely distressing for a child and their parent.

Philips refused to say how many staff could end up losing their jobs because of the latest upgrades, but said he hoped many could be redeployed.

Manning, who won a Super Bowl with the Colts, has been rehabilitating furiously from an injury that many believed could end his career.

That logic would suggest most businesses will continue to provide health coverage, but many employees could end up shouldering a much bigger share of its cost.

It's amazing to me that an individual like this, who's sending out so many signals, could end up getting on a plane going to the US".

In a report to ministers, the commission says: "Worse still, there is a risk that incentives to progress in work for many families could end up being worse than they were in the pre-2010 system".