Sentence examples for may finally end from inspiring English sources

This time it's because speculation is rife that Kosovo and Serbia may finally end their dispute and normalise their relations.

Green-Wood Cemetery's offer may finally end this long-running ruckus, although the mechanics of Rough Boy's proposed resettlement remain unclear for the moment.

Thousands of Angolans sang and danced through the rutted streets of the capital last week to celebrate a cease-fire that may finally end nearly a quarter-century of war.

This event, where a renewed British presence brought stability to a nation in the throes of a devastating civil war, allowed Sierra Leone the hope that the cycle of power-hungry military rulers may finally end.

Now if Mr. Wright and the Maxis team just take another few passes through Spore's later stages and release a big revision patch next year, they may finally end up with a game to match the stellar toy they have already unleashed.

That streak may finally end on April 18, when the world's largest restaurant chain reports its first-quarter results.

Senior Conservative MPs even suggested that Johnson may have finally ended his hopes of eventually taking over from Theresa May as Tory leader by failing to live up to election promises.

And it appears that her tart tongue may have finally ended her career.

It seems that nagging injuries may have finally ended his run in competitive sports, and landed him back in the wacky world of wrasslin'.

But his years-long legal battle against his treatment may have finally ended Thursday, when the Strasbourg-based European Courts of Human Rights rejected his appeal, saying it was "manifestly ill-founded". The court said its decision is final.

These new seeds may finally help end the scourge of starvation in this century, on our watch.