Sentence examples for prove to be a source from inspiring English sources

It will also prove to be a source of new ideas for those scholars who realize that the subject and its rules are no longer constrained by national boundaries.

Given the strained finances of most papers, however, this may not prove to be a source of vast profits.Contrary to all the grand traditions of journalistic indiscretion, the Post has "adopted a little bit of the Amazon way of not talking about future plans," says Steve Hills, the paper's president and general manager.

As alterations in the climate lead to mass migrations, epidemics will spread; as temperate zones warm up, tropical diseases like malaria will surge; storms will overwhelm sewer systems; heat waves will push ozone levels up.He may be right, but here too economic growth, coupled with good governance, may yet prove to be a source of solutions rather than problems.

Unless, of course, the very steepness of the liberal churches' decline could prove to be a source of future strength, on the theory that it's easier to rebuild (or at least see the landscape around you afresh) when you've been razed to your foundations.

Even men such as the English geographer Richard Hakluyt were not certain that the Spanish colonization experience could or should be imitated but hoped nevertheless that the English colonies in the New World would prove to be a source of immediate commercial gain.

The investigation, which one U.S. official said could take as long as a year, may prove to be a source of leverage to push China to do more to help contain a rising security threat from North Korea, which counts Beijing as its only powerful ally.

Domestically, Ahmadinejad's economic policies also proved to be a source of increasing polarization.

The multiplication of versions doubtless proved to be a source of increasing confusion in the 3rd century.

Ms. Joost proved to be a source of support as Mr. Augspurger approached his black-belt test.

G. lucidum proved to be a source of macronutrients and important bioactive compounds such as terpenoids, specially triterpenoids, and polysaccharides.

During these years Catherine became an acclaimed historian, and the marriage proved to be a source of great mutual love and support.