Sentence examples for be proved which would from inspiring English sources
No, because if it were, that would mean it could be proved, which would make it true.
Various enzyme discovery and protein engineering tools have been proposed and proved, which would greatly shorten the developing period and increase the availability of robust enzymes.
I'd spent nine hours with students, cops and distraught parents in Clement Park, the huge grassy area surrounding the school, and still had no clue at all why those boys had done this, other than insanity – which would also be proved wrong.
Anselm's monks asked him to write a model meditation on God in which everything would be proved by reason and nothing on the authority of Scripture.
Some analysts had hoped the panel, which has the right to look at data from the continuing study, would rule that Vytorin's effectiveness had already been proved and would order that the trial, which involves 18,141 patients, be halted.
She would live to be proved wrong.
I do not say that no evidence which would be inadmissible to prove guilt at a trial may be considered in weighing probable cause, but I am surprised that the Court is ready to rule that inadmissible evidence alone, as to vital facts without which other facts give little indication of guilt, establish probable cause as matter of law.
Same ADE in different time in one person which was proved to be re-occurrence would also be recorded separately.
The lawyers had put in an appeal with the Supreme Court to delay the execution until the new evidence could be presented which would prove his innocence.
I'd like to be proven wrong.
