Sentence examples for may prove of from inspiring English sources

But it may prove of no avail.

Still, Mr. Kaplan may be right in his longer-range vision of the Middle East, where the fate of ethnically divided countries like Syria, Iraq and Jordan may prove of more enduring significance than the fate of the Palestinian state.

But in real terms the price of oil is a third lower than it was in 1990, though that may prove of little comfort to European drivers forced to pay about $4 a gallon at the pump, or to those struggling developing nations that must import oil.

On March 8 , 1923 The Times reported that two Boston physicians had announced that "the X-ray may prove of more value in the treatment of whooping cough than any other form of treatment," and told of "definite improvement" in "most of twenty-six cases of active pertussis treated with the X-ray".

This may prove of clinical importance and will need to be confirmed in clinical studies.

Third, the paper provides an overview on developments in this area that may prove of use in the safety assessment of GM crops, and recommendations for research priorities.

That, with the guidance of God, we may prove worthy of His blessings of life … liberty … and the pursuit of happiness.

The technical inadequacies of healthcare.gov may prove less of a burden than the political damage that has been done.

What's true of the literary project may prove true of the political one, too.

Maybe it wasn't the greatest show on earth, but in its lasting impact it may prove one of the more transformative cultural events of our young century.

The subtitle of Daisy Dunn's first book – "the life of Rome's most erotic poet" – may prove something of a letdown for the dirty mac brigade.