Sentence examples for might be proving from inspiring English sources
Reworking that network so that users can have both a phone and tablet on a single account, Mr. Hyers said, is a complex process and might be proving more difficult than RIM had anticipated.
They might be proved right — but I doubt it.
Like most sixteen-year-olds, Frey is preoccupied with matters of manhood and how it might be proved.
Most, one suspects, are not convinced by Clarke's strategy but still hope he might be proved correct.
Fearing she might be proved wrong, she asked that Dr. Shipman not be told of the inquiry; Mr. Pollard agreed.
That was partly because I respect Galbraith and Krugman, and partly because I was hoping that they might be proved right.
And this worsened the crisis as the 1930s wore on, with exporters around the world going bust.But the doom-mongerers might be proved wrong.
As his presidential term comes to an end, he might be proved right: Levi's have just reissued their iconic 505 jean.
More than that, the "truth" about the man, whatever that might be, proved ever more elusive – but also, paradoxically, far more interesting than the Hollywood version.
They might be proved right in five years' time by buying now, but they fear being proved wrong (and losing their jobs) before Christmas.Snapping investors out of their bear-market mentality takes a lot of work.
With a lot of luck, both might be proved right.But reaching an accommodation with Turkey also presents one of the biggest challenges faced by the EU in more than 30 years of admitting new members.
