Sentence examples for not proved true from inspiring English sources

Dire predictions about financial fallout from Mr. Khodorkovsky's imprisonment last fall have not proved true so far.

D-Wave has built a system with more than 50 quantum bits, but it has been greeted skeptically by many researchers who believe that it has not proved true entanglement.

Two candidates, Mr. Schwarzenegger, who has been criticized because he has said he will not attend Wednesday's debate, and the columnist Arianna Huffington, who will be there, have already broadcast television advertisements, but early predictions that the airwaves would be jammed with commercials have not proved true.

Penfield's idea, that a perfect transcript of each person's whole life is recorded in the brain, waiting to be awakened with a gentle electric current, has not proved true.

It does not prove true over time.

A hasty prediction, made by some modern tacticians, that surface warships would be driven from the seas by modern missiles, did not prove true.

Many studies show that investing in workplace safety saves money in the long run, but economists say that does not prove true in every case.

That may or may not prove true, but after a couple days with the new Apple TV, it's a compelling argument.

They believe the rumors -- which have not proven true -- because they said it fits with their experience of seeing negative images of Islam in films and articles that they find disrespectful of Islam.

The same pattern did not prove true for Latinos in math in the lower grades, but for black students it did, leading Mr. Carnoy to speculate that the threat of consequences may compel schools to demand more from students whom they may have otherwise written off.

Paedophiles cán be sex offenders but the reverse does not prove true.