Sentence examples for might instead end from inspiring English sources

But you might instead end up giggling, which does not appear to be what the filmmakers were going for.

They might well instead end up with larger changes they liked much less.

Instead, end on a good note.

Confrontations that in the past might have ended in handcuffs instead ended with municipal tableaux of death: yellow crime scene tape, cones and sheets.

To think they might have had Kenny Perry, Phil Mickelson, Tom Watson and Woods but have instead ended up with Angel Cabrera, Lucas Glover, Stewart Cink and Yang.

But the formula, rather than accelerating the system's ends, might instead allow the semi-enslaved worker to slip his shackles even as he dons them, to achieve a kind of mystical, if beleaguered, enlightenment.

If that happens, efforts to write a new EU constitution, far from marking a new beginning for Europe, might instead mark the beginning of the end.

If there's a shadow over this optimistic vision, it is the possibility that we might instead be heading for a dead-end, long before this future opens up.

Instead, consumers might end up paying more for imports from either China or other producers, such as Vietnam.

They might instead look closer to home.

Now Ray Dalio, the manager of one of the world's biggest hedge funds, Bridgewater Associates, has weighed in on the debate, arguing that the Fed, rather than tightening policy (that is, raising rates), might well end up easing instead — purchasing bonds and pumping money into the financial system, a policy known as quantitative easing.