Sentence examples for might prove no from inspiring English sources
Ardent strikers at the two stations plan to produce their own election coverage and post it online.Such coverage might prove no less free of bias.
Other apparently remote regions of Earth might prove no better.
Alcan's shareholders, however, might prove no more receptive to Alcoa than their company's board of directors.
On the other hand, the results of such referenda might prove no more or less inhibiting than ordinary poll results.
It might prove no easier to rein in those separatists than it is for Kiev to silence the ultra-nationalists who call for a continuation of the war.
I'd found my metaphor, and I liked it enough that it took me a while to see that in its odd idiosyncrasy, its inapplicability to any life but my own, it might prove of no usefulness — might be unsuitable for insertion into either fiction or poetry.
China's policymakers will prove no exception.
This time will prove no different.
It would prove no easy task.
But the devil would be in the details: such a deal might prove to be no more than a grand gesture, allowing the commission to declare victory and then retreat.
A devaluation might come later, when Asia is calmer, but even then, as in previous devaluations of the yuan, it might prove to be no big deal.But if exports are not quite as important as they seem, how about local demand, which traditionally provides the oomph for most of China's sprawling economy?
