Sentence examples for prove to be an unexpected from inspiring English sources

It may prove to be an unexpected gift of empathy for our patients' experiences.

The farmed fishes' knack for breeding may prove to be an unexpected threat to the integrity of wild salmon stocks.

Rather, our stutters can prove to be an unexpected advantage.

The stunt may prove to be an unexpected boon for Oh Cakes, with international demand expressed for custom-made revenge delicacies.

Health care reform, with the potential of universal or near-universal coverage in the coming years, may prove to be an unexpected boon for osteopathic medicine that opens access to millions of patients heretofore unfamiliar with osteopathic medicine.

The Enron debacle is proving to be an unexpected windfall for the effort to overhaul the nation's campaign finance laws.

The Enron debacle is proving to be an unexpected windfall for the effort to overhaul the nation's campaign finance laws, providing encouragement to opponents of soft-money contributions.

The delay in approval of generic Diovan has proved to be an unexpected bright spot for Novartis, since Diovan brought in more than $1.9 billion in United States sales last year, according to the health care research firm IMS Health.

The year before, the prize went to Alan Bennett's "History Boys," an expansive comedy-drama about a class of British schoolboys, which also proved to be an unexpected hit with audiences.

Analysts add that the recession has proved to be an unexpected boon for Lego, as parents favor spending more time at home with traditional toys instead of going out to the movies or taking trips with the children.

While Rainer's letter may have spoiled some of the night's surprises (and reportedly added to Abramovic's pre-event jitters), for the gala's organizers it proved to be an unexpected public relations blessing, keeping much of the art world abuzz long before the first guests even hit the red carpet.