Sentence examples for which it will end from inspiring English sources

Worse, none knows the extent to which it will end up on the hook itself.

"It's not whether it will end, but the process by which it will end".

The group has embarked on an offensive to persuade holders of its bonds – big City investors, hedge funds as well as 15,000 retail investors – to back a £1.5bn rescue deal under which it will end up owning only 30% of the bank.

The best way to avoid such a relapse, and the distortions of prolonged bond-buying, is to stay looser for longer, ensuring that economies reach "escape velocity", as Mr Bernanke puts it.It's not what you do, but the way that you say itThe other way to minimise the risks of prolonged bond-buying is to be as clear as possible about the circumstances in which it will end.

The school, which says it will end the practice, claims that this was simply a way of deciding which students deserved to receive merit-based financial aid.

It is selling $30bn worth of assets to meet the costs, which means it will end up a smaller company – with its presence around the world trimmed significantly.

The second distribution does not depend on any state or policy but represents the agent's prior belief about which state it will end up in, conditioned only on its model of the environment (goals).

She said the switch, which will mean it will end on the Saturday rather than the Sunday of the August bank holiday weekend, had been greeted with "universal praise and pleasure".

Which doesn't mean it will end anytime soon.

"Nothing would be worse than to get into a relationship about which we know that it will end in a dirty divorce," he said.

N.F.L. owners approved a ten-year collective-bargaining agreement which, if the players accept it, will end the league's four-month lockout.