Sentence examples for naturally end up from inspiring English sources

Mice housed together eat one another's droppings, so the mice in the cage naturally end up sharing gut bacteria.

Keynes speculated that if the world continued to get richer we would naturally end up enjoying a high standard of living while doing much less work.

The business could as naturally end up in the hands of Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp, which owns Citysearch, as it could in Bruce Wasserstein's company, publisher of New York Magazine, or even in Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

Most of the poor urban migrants lack the education and skill requirements to fit into highly rigid formal sector and thus naturally end up in the informal segment of the urban economy.

When you change the structure, you naturally end up changing the building too.

Yet in online worlds, we naturally end up following people and viewpoints who represent, not challenge, our existing ideals.

Shakespeare's Globe, SE1, Mon The 10-piece LA collective are probably best known for their 2010 single Home, a slice of Americana that naturally ended up on an ad for a family car.

Presenting the report in the Dutch Parliament today, the institute's director, Hans Blom, said, "Although Dutch politics sent the Dutch battalion to Srebrenica with a mixture of compassion and ambition, it naturally ended up in the U.N.'s scenario of muddling through".

In his Cumbrian childhood, neighbours would watch The Brains Trust as if it were wrestling ("Go on man, and flatten those specky young buggers!"), so Murphy naturally ends up looking to Armchair Theatre for dating tips and sees his failed marriage in It's a Knockout!

Because of my experiences, I naturally ended up gravitating towards working in the field of housing.

All through my life, I found that I naturally ended up leading people--whether it was a sports team, church group, or college activity.