Sentence examples for may prove wrong from inspiring English sources

The gloom may prove wrong.

However, the suggestion of a rapid slide may prove wrong.

Mr. Jagger, who has been right about so many things, may prove wrong here.

Study may be right on various fronts but, may prove wrong if we talk in Indian context, where farmers use pesticides illegitimately.

The calculation may prove wrong; but it is hard to argue, under the circumstances, that the choice itself is morally obtuse.

That initial impression may prove wrong.

So taking major decisions now about spending, which could have very long term and serious implications for the future of the economy, based on forecasts that may well prove wrong is a risky business.

But the experts writing Emanuel's political obituary may yet prove wrong.

While the board's ultimate decisions may in hindsight prove wrong or ineffective, its action will nevertheless create a record of attentiveness to the "red flag", rather than turning a blind eye to its existence.

"Facts" may be proved wrong, suspicion may turn out to have been misplaced, but the mud sticks, forever.

The voters may prove him wrong on both counts.