Sentence examples for could prove significant from inspiring English sources

That could prove significant in this month's debate in Washington and in next year's presidential election.

So even a small shift either way in the voting bloc could prove significant.

Nonetheless, he, like others, contended that the new Syrian talks could prove significant.

That detail could prove significant to prosecutors struggling to account for possible motives.

Whether or not the Telegraph's appeal is successful, the repercussions of the judgment could prove significant for critics everywhere.

Fair enough - except that decision has a practical impact that could prove significant: it may well cost Green Sarah herson-Young her place in the senate.

President Vladimir V. Putin promoted two of his closest aides in a cabinet reshuffling that could prove significant in the search for his successor.

The endorsements came as no surprise, but could prove significant in a campaign in which both candidates are making education a priority.

Kevin Tostado, director of the documentary Under The Boardwalk: The Monopoly Story, said the changes could prove significant for competitive players.

While that has proved to be one of the few predictions that has taken longer to materialise than many expected, it is finally becoming a reality - and the opportunities for advertisers could prove significant.

And, there does not appear to be any great pressure on Mr. Bush to end the American presence in Iraq any time soon, a finding that could prove significant as the presidential race begins.