Sentence examples for may prove ever from inspiring English sources

And this may prove ever trickier to manage.

Perhaps he is thinking: "How can I use this to sell cheese?" All we can say for sure is that something very fundamental about festivals was shattered in that Oxfordshire field last weekend, and it may prove very difficult ever to rebuild it.

In Rio, that may prove tougher than ever.

Summer is the worst time to fly in America, and this year it may prove tougher than ever.

Kim Sengupta GEORGE W BUSH The man ultimately responsible for what may prove America's greatest ever foreign policy blunder.

They have since relented and provided some for nothing.As ever, getting in may prove easier than getting out.

The flats in the East Village will not stay shiny for ever, and they may prove less popular with families than the developers hope.

The most obvious is that it elides two phenomena that may prove unconnected: a consumerist desire for ever-improving public services, and people's willingness actually to do something to improve them.

And his latest venture may prove the most startling thing he has ever done.

If they ever catch on, they may prove to be the key to organizing so many shiny silver discs.

Watson's latest road not taken may prove one of the best deals he has ever done.