Sentence examples for might prove a problem from inspiring English sources

Later in the judging, though, its status as the first salvo in a trilogy might prove a problem.

Undisclosed caps might prove a problem in the courts or with regulators, but limits on use, so long as they are imposed across the board and do not target particular types of data like videos or music, do not violate network-neutrality rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Last May, for instance, Steven Chu, a Nobel laureate and the director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, one of the United States government's pre-eminent research facilities, remarked that diminished supplies of fresh water might prove a far more serious problem than slowly rising seas.

That might prove a hard cell.

That might prove a challenge.

Mr Perry, however, might prove a formidable candidate.

Sprucing them up might prove a wise investment.

Expanding abroad might prove a route to survival.

Reconciling burgers with health care might prove a stretch.

Jörg Haider, ironically, might prove a help to Gypsies.

The Edwardsport venture might prove a little cheaper.