Sentence examples for not prove correct from inspiring English sources

Jay had predicted that the election would be "the most contested of any we have had since the Revolution". [Jay to William Bingham, March 24 , 1788 12521 (no image)] In New York City, however, that prediction did not prove correct, for there the Antifederalists did not even enter a slate, although some scattered votes were cast for their candidates.

These are features that confirm the saying 'the more the merrier' does not prove correct every time- nothing too lavish or lacking to block restorativeness.

So the notion that commercial satellites would make image censorship unfeasible has not proved correct.

Alternatively, Miliband could fall on his own sword and concede his assumption that Britain moved to the left after the financial crisis has not proved correct.

Trott, who has set himself the target of regaining his England place before the first one-day international of the summer against Scotland on 9 May, is likely to have another bat on Wednesday when Warwickshire will begin a new 60-over innings under the peculiar format of this two-day fixture, provided the grimmer weather forecasts are not proved correct.

Mr. Gerber's reports do not always prove correct.

The more dire predictions of its opponents did not, thankfully, prove correct, and the relatively quick fall of Saddam Hussein seemed to mean, both logically and morally, the defeat of the antiwar movement.

This does not prove it correct, but it is a strong argument in its favor.

Whether these assumptions prove correct will not be known for several years.

That this prophecy is likely to prove correct does not necessarily mean that David Souter is going away mad, or that, more generally, his well-known distaste for Washington is driving him back to New Hampshire.

Whether Mick's fears about Amazon's employment practices prove correct or not, there is no doubt that in terms of its relationship to Tilbury, the new fulfillment center will have a very different look and feel from the power station or docks of his past.