Sentence examples for may prove half from inspiring English sources

All in all, Obama's efforts to soak the rich may prove half successful.

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When this happens in a year or two, the Bells may prove formidable: nearly half of all American long-distance traffic starts and ends within a single Bell's geographic region.

Reaching the other half may prove to be harder than reaching the first.

But Yasir Arafat's acceptance yesterday appeared so strewn with reservations that reaching a final compromise in the next two and a half weeks may prove beyond reach.

But of the 117 he has netted for the Lions, Saturday's second-half winner may prove to be the most important.

Confirming a nominee who can continue a project that for many liberal remains half-completed may prove a tall order, not least as many Republicans regard Holder – a former prosecutor who once briefly served as acting attorney general under president George W Bush – as a symbol of the politicisation of the Justice Department.

But the first half of 2009 may prove to be an inflection point for Chinese outbound foreign direct investment, said Daniel Rosen, a visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.

The local activity and short systemic half-life of Sticky-trap may prove especially helpful in these cases.

His initiative may prove to be the most revolutionary move the N.C.A.A. has made in at least half a century.

This may prove disastrous.