Sentence examples for future proved from inspiring English sources

His vision of the future proved wildly premature, and the debts from his acquisitions brought the company to the brink of bankruptcy.

However, unlike Doherty, Jarry was a true visionary: beyond the artistic hyperbole, his dreadful forecast of cycling's competitive future proved compellingly prescient.

But in time his recognition faded, his acclaim evaporated, his readers appeared distracted, even fickle, and his future proved much more limited than anyone imagined on that spring day in 1945 when the young veteran dropped by Columbia University to have lunch and pick up his Pulitzer for "V-Letter and Other Poems".

His mother's remarks in 1989 about her young son's future proved prescient.

Perhaps his story's cinematic future proved too great an influence: His new novel reads like a big-budget summer movie, unrelentingly violent and entertaining enough in a grandiose, popcorn kind of way.

In the future, proving that submissions were made in bad faith could be virtually impossible.

Whether or not the future proves them accurate, they are at least a basis for analysts to start building their own estimates.

EBV vaccination may in the future prove an effective prophylaxis against EBV-driven PTLD but until then, avoiding excessive immunosuppressive therapy may help minimise the risk of PTLD.

But even if the future proves less dire, the changed situation already holds implications for everything from the 2002 elections to the ability of the nation to get its finances in order for the aging of the baby-boom generation.

Only last month, he was given a 'lifetime asbo' whose survival beyond any action taken to abolish the measure by May could in future prove an interesting legal case.

"It is a vision of the future proven right by our history".