Sentence examples for long run prove from inspiring English sources

It may also, in the long run, prove to be the richest.

But it is the latter which may, in the long run, prove the most important.

The president's reliance on his Republican base to stick with him no matter what may, in the long run, prove foolish.

Four of the original Marconis have already been replaced with modern transmitters from the Croatian company Riz that are far more efficient, and should in the long run prove more reliable, though whether they'll be still pushing out the megahertz in 50 years remains to be seen.They have also brought about a small addition to the BBC's accuracy.

Meanwhile, Mounir Bouchenaki, an assistant director-general of UNESCO, wants to establish a heritage police force for Iraq and has asked Interpol to police Iraq's borders for stolen antiquities.But keeping a vigilant watch over the market and reporting the sale of items suspected to have been looted may, in the long run, prove far more important.

Thus far, the GOP contest seems to support (the real) Schumpeter's timeless adage that "The picture of the prettiest girl that ever lived will in the long run prove powerless to maintain the sales of a bad cigarette .Meanwhile, Mr Colbert's satirical superPAC and the burgeoning OWS superPAC offer us a glimmer of the democratic promise of unlimited spending on political speech.

It's the human imagination that in the long run proves itself the truly efficacious and revolutionary force.

ADAM SMITH thought that private companies chartered to fulfil government tasks had "in the long run proved, universally, either burdensome or useless".

It wants to "win" every news cycle by being first with a morsel of information, whether or not the morsel proves relevant, or even correct, in the long run — and whether the long run proves to be measured in days, hours or minutes.

This modification to the algorithm might lead to a bad performance given particular configurations of the network, whereas the average performance in the long run proves to be experimentally equivalent to the case of equal number of blocks D across all users.

Asked if Bettis' long run proved he has the speed Brooks suggested he lacked, the coach said, "I could be a breakaway runner through that hole, let's be honest...