Sentence examples for be proved true from inspiring English sources

Can you determine, in principle, whether a conjecture can be proved true or false?

"Ne probentur oracula," she sings ("Let not the oracles be proved true").

The algorithms are conservative, but exact; that is, when tyhey return visibility predicates they can be proved true.

Experimental design is used to create a situation in which a hypothesis statement can be proved true or false.

It was the closest he has come to acknowledging that his central argument for the invasion last year may never be proved true or false.

These are propositions that can neither be proved true nor be proved false -- which fall outside the realm of mathematical certainty.

The greatest shock produced by the booklet comes from the realization that both the opposing prophecies about Gen. de Gaulle before the referendum calling him to power fatally continue to be proved true--that he was France's only signal chance for recovery, and that he would to some extent be the captive of his Fascist followers.

That is not going to be proven true.

The message seems to be proving true: "Your path will be made smooth for you by good friends".

But Masters said the basics of the report seem to be proven true by what's happening every day.

Yet Church's thesis is a mere hypothesis, and a hypothesis that cannot be proven true.