Sentence examples for may prove so from inspiring English sources
Some may prove so adept at being landlords that they choose to continue in that role.
The political situation may prove so rickety that the rouble may, in three months or so, still crash whether the IMF has backed it or not.
Indeed, the two firms' headquarters and main British research centres are almost within shouting distance of each other.Nevertheless, the combined R&D operation may prove so unwieldy that the deal's much-vaunted synergies will be hard to realise.
There is one danger: once you relax in the perfectly contoured seats, the RX 350 may prove so quiet — too quiet — that you find yourself cruising well above the speed limit.
As ever, it is Thailand's domestic politics that remains the main source of tension between Thailand and Cambodia, and it may prove so again.The current Thai prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, and her Pheu Thai party government, have suffered badly as a result of a brazen and aborted attempt to ram through an amnesty bill.
On the other hand, the pressure for change that has built up over the past 30 years may prove so great that it can be repressed only with a fercity he appears to lack the stomach for.There is one more political question that Syria's new ruler will have to face sooner or later: peace with Israel.
But that may not prove so easy.
That middle may not prove so lonely come 2008.
But perhaps it may not prove so special after all.
His kids and their accountants may not prove so affectionate when all four Mrs Murdochs are finally united in widowhood.
