Sentence examples for means an end from inspiring English sources

We hope his arrest means an end to the proxy war between Rwanda and Congo.

A deal that means an end of all claims – and an end of all conflict".

If that means an end to unsocial hours pay, we're finished".

By that he means an end to the Jewish occupation of historical Palestine.

Brexit means an end to straight bananas (or, indeed, Brexit means Brexit).

Now tax-based funding is to be undermined, and that means an end to universal coverage.

Markets mean profits and privatisation; and that means an end to the NHS.

This means an end to the inevitable grappling with kilowatt hours when you receive your monthly bills.

John Bercow Pipsqueak Former Tory MP clearly doesn't think leaving party politics means an end to verbosity.

The penny has yet to drop that it means an end to peace dividends and rearmament in Europe.

Proof that Israel is, without any doubt, a nuclear weapons state, means an end to nods, winks and blind eyes.