Sentence examples for may prove best from inspiring English sources

Huzzah (2.35), all the better for his promising effort in the Lincoln, may prove best of the three Hills-trained runners in the Spring Cup.

On long-haul flights, texting and Wi-Fi access might prove more attractive than voice-calling, provided the price is right though Boeing recently axed Connexion, its impressive but little used satellite-based in-flight broadband service.In-flight calling may in fact prove best suited to short-haul, low-cost flights.

Exploiting forests may prove the best way to preserve them.

It may prove the best case study yet in how to — or not to — manage privacy fears.

Congress ought to give the F.D.A. that power, but in the meantime lawsuits may prove the best weapon to drive the industry to more responsible behavior.

But for those who need more power for the space they have, Cornelius says that Soliant's approach may prove the best option.

The 1950s fighter had no black box or digital data recorder, so the copious amounts of video and photographic evidence from the airshow crowd may prove the best lead.

If she does decide to combine forces, it will be without precedent in the nation's post-independence history, and may prove the best opportunity yet to topple the ruling party, now in power for 35 years.

Consideration of absolute differences may prove the best approach to comparing consultation prevalence.

Alternately, nested study designs with longitudinal data collection allow linkage between different datasets and may prove the best option.

Thus candidate gene-based approaches have been favored and may prove the best option before sufficiently larger numbers of markers, covering the whole genome, become available [ 22] as recently illustrated for fruit and forest trees [ 23], including maritime pine [ 24].