Sentence examples for well stuck with from inspiring English sources

"The judgment will say if you don't agree with land council decisions, you're pretty well stuck with them, which is problematic if you're in legal conflict with the land council, as we are".

The larger ones may well stick with it".

If it will survive until next April, you may as well stick with Vista.

As you're already a Dell user, you may as well stick with the brand.

Speaking to reporters on Friday, he contended that he did not suggest that the country might as well stick with Mr. Obama if his opponent is Mr. Romney.

But whole-wheat pasta provides as good a serving of fiber as any other pasta; you may as well stick with it.

Speaking to reporters on Friday, he contended that he had not suggested that the country might as well stick with Mr. Obama if his opponent would be Mr. Romney, a former Massachusetts governor.

How quickly are Siemens and Alstom going to review co-operation in trains and, as Siemens puts it, "mobility"?All should be revealed by Monday, when the Alstom board may well stick with its original preference for GE.

The tale is a natural for a seasonal family read-aloud (McCourt opens for Dylan Thomas), but the Long illustrations are dark and dreary, so you might as well stick with the picture-book version.

All make some contribution to the teeming treasure house of the Churchill myth, and, were you to catch them in reruns on TV, you might well stick with them for comfort's sake, and in the mild hope of learning something new.

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