Sentence examples similar to proves well founded from inspiring English sources

The Fed's caution may prove well founded.

Fears that the integrated teams would meet with violence proved well founded.

Whether doubts prove well founded will depend on how vigorously the Supreme Soviet uses its powers.

But her fears prove well founded when, from imitating madness, Johnny begins to crack up.

Would those pessimistic warnings about dangers on trains prove well founded, after all?

The Texas public's distrust of a fixture short on star quality proved well founded.

His misgivings proved well founded, and Kant complained that interpreters and critics of the work were badly misunderstanding it.

That caution may prove well founded: on Monday, a tug of war intensified between the Parliament and President Hamid Karzai over the ministers' role.

Although the fourth-quarter loss was worse soon after Election Day and stocks raced ahead at the start of the new year, investors' concerns may yet prove well founded.

But if basic Gnostic teachings were to prove well founded, and all matter, and even creation itself, turned out to be essentially and irredeemably corrupt — well, part of me couldn't help wondering, What's the point?

Trainer and jockey were concerned that those experiences may have undermined the horse's confidence and their fears proved well founded, as he jumped slowly at Wetherby's first fence and awkwardly at the second.