Sentence examples for may prove better from inspiring English sources

Some analysts hail the new plans, saying that they ultimately may prove better than pensions.

But for some deaths, a scan may prove better than a scalpel.

And they may prove better than he has at getting their man.

This presidential election year may prove better than most at allowing a candidate to survive charges of flip-flopping.

Several bidders are battering at the church doors with offers that may prove better value for shareholders and taxpayers alike.

The company Lytro is marketing a camera that employs similar light-field technology, but Molnar thinks Cornell's technology may prove better in many applications.

The emerging political landscape, in which power may well be fragmented among rival groups, may actually prove better for traffickers than the Taliban was.

Towards the end of the season, non-natives may even prove better food sources than many British species.

But flat batteries developed specifically for cars may ultimately prove better for electric vehicles, since they are designed to last longer, says Menahem Anderman, an automotive battery industry analyst.

In most places, ethnicity and class cut across each other.Even where they do, however, democracy, still young in the poor world, may yet prove better at reducing poverty than despotism has been.

The problem is that tech companies may prove much better at providing this.