Sentence examples for might subsequently prove from inspiring English sources

Charles Holden described Pick's management of meetings: "Here his decisions were those of a benevolent dictator, and the members left the meeting with a clear sense of a task to be performed, difficult, perhaps, and sometimes impossible, as might subsequently prove to be, but usually well worth exploring if only in producing convincing proof of obstacles.

Having spent time in Downing Street would subsequently prove to have been hugely important.

Perin later reported: "In the confusion of the retreat, primary operations could not be performed to the extent desired; thus many cases of injuries of the knee and ankle joints subsequently proved fatal that might have been saved".

In a paper published in 2007, the Czech immunologist Jaroslav Svoboda praised Holub's work and pointed out that Holub's ideas, including those on immunology, that might have seemed too bold or unspecific at the time when he suggested them were subsequently proved correct by modern scientific methods.

Many of those statements have subsequently proved to be incorrect or misleading.

Both partners subsequently proved to be good choices, however, and grew to be adored by the Dutch public.

Radcliffe enjoyed a huge hit with The Woman in Black, but has subsequently proved less commercially surefooted.

Many such words are clearly of dubious importance; other words have subsequently proved to be less ephemeral than Burchfield thought.

2. Patent holders are making claims that are subsequently proven false.

This proposal has subsequently proved controversial.

None of the imprints reported as malignant subsequently proved to be benign and only one of the imprints reported as benign subsequently proved to be malignant.