Sentence examples similar to it will bear out from inspiring English sources

Sales figures will bear out its wager.

A stroll through any Paris neighborhood will bear out a trend that has already made it into official statistics.

While, President Obama has promised an end to some types of "agribusiness as usual," it remains unclear how the current Department of Justice (DOJ) and U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAantitrustust hearings on food and agriculture will bear out beyond the five listening sessions being held this year.

Flip a coin long enough and the results will bear out those odds.

We hope subsequent Washington actions will bear out Mr. Trudeau's optimistic interpretations.

"So perhaps the sense that you don't have to settle as much will bear out in more solid bonds".

Woodcliff Lake officials feel the settlement is fair and Mr. Molinelli added, "Time will bear out Woodcliff Lake's position".

Whether the election will bear out their pessimism remains to be seen, and the factors that contribute to an electoral defeat are often complex and even contradictory.

"We do have very strong reason to believe that chewing has significant benefits that will bear out," said Surinder Kumar, Wrigley's chief innovation officer.

"We have full confidence that the proof at trial will bear out the allegations in the indictment," said Leslie Caldwell, head of the Justice Department's Enron task force.

"Let me say unequivocally that I and my administration have acted properly in all matters and that this investigation will bear out that fact," said the 61-year-old, who intends to stay on as Governor.