Sentence examples for may again end from inspiring English sources

So Golkar, even if it offers a presidential candidate in the first round, may again end up seeking the vice-presidential slot on Mr Yudhoyono's ticket in the run-off.Mr Yudhoyono's Democrat Party is likely, again, to get fewer seats than Golkar or the PDI.

Draghi has been unusually vocal in recent weeks about the need for politicians in Europe to step up to the plate and deliver on their policy responsibilities; and he has been clear about the risk that relying just on the ECB may, in my words, again end up providing a bridge to nowhere.

There are many proposed mechanisms to explain how the SAFE pathway confers protection to the myocytes [ 56], with evidence that the mPTP may again be the key end effector [ 57].

And the minute the Afghan phase of the war on terror seems near an end, he may again have his hands full maintaining that other troublesome coalition, the Bush administration.

People have jobs again: end of story.

We may again assume that.

Again, end on a good note.

All this is turning the "Francophonie" that is Quebec into a "Francophobie" and may well end up, once again, causing the best to leave the province in their quest for a brighter future elsewhere in Canada.

Be aware that her current boyfriend may not take to kindly to you trying to pursue her again and you may end up getting in an altercation for doing so.

The sudden motions will have them scampering away and it may take longer before they will feel safe enough to come out again or they may end up in a worse place.

KELEFA SANNEH: I suspect he probably will coach again — though he may end up having to take a less appealing job than he might want.