Sentence examples for prove of more from inspiring English sources
Still, Mr. Kaplan may be right in his longer-range vision of the Middle East, where the fate of ethnically divided countries like Syria, Iraq and Jordan may prove of more enduring significance than the fate of the Palestinian state.
On March 8 , 1923 The Times reported that two Boston physicians had announced that "the X-ray may prove of more value in the treatment of whooping cough than any other form of treatment," and told of "definite improvement" in "most of twenty-six cases of active pertussis treated with the X-ray".
Our study suggests that in RA, even when using all known genetic susceptibility variants, prediction performance remains modest; while this is insufficiently accurate for general population screening, it may prove of more use in targeted studies.
Mr Brown is hoping this will prove indicative of more concrete support for the project.
Its San Joaquin Valley contains four of the top 15 oilfields in the U.S., and proved reserves of more than 2.1 billion barrels.
This year's run-through was supposed to prove more of a challenge for the likes of HSBC, Barclays (perhaps) and Standard Chartered.
These could prove more of a lure in specific instances.
In Najaf, local antagonism is likely to prove more of a challenge than usual.
In the longer run institutional barriers will prove more of a problem, argues Simon Crosby, Citrix's chief technology officer.
As a man, I can safely say my own large breasts prove more of a motivation to exercise, not less.
The children I am now tutoring are solid, but have far less headroom - university may prove more of a challenge.
