Sentence examples for system will prove from inspiring English sources

But American companies say efforts to extend the existing tax system will prove extremely complicated and prove unenforceable anyhow.

Critics argue, however, that with so few programs offering high-quality instruction, expanding the system will prove a waste of money and that the limited funds should be reserved for elementary and secondary education.

Concerns that Fretilin, a formerly Marxist party, would cause trouble in government have been largely allayed.There are worries about whether the new police force and the army will be efficient, and whether the weak legal system will prove resistant to bribery.

Banking analysts at UBS said Europe's bailout fund – the European Stability Mechanism – should not be used to bail out Spanish banks, but warned that "resolving Spain's banking system will prove a turning point for the euro area – for the better or the worse".

But the president of the Learned Society of Wales, which aims to encourage academic excellence, believes the funding system will prove a "gamble" for the Welsh government.

This system will prove valuable for enhancing our understanding of early postnatal metabolism in rodent models of human disease states.

A new report by Colorado's Rocky Mountain Institute suggests that if renewables continue to be adopted this aggressively, "off-grid systems" will prove "cheaper than all utility-sold electricity in the region just a decade out from today".

The true potential of internet politics, in other words, is to reshape what people can do, rather than to campaign for particular benefits.It is not obvious that the sort of people who think of the world in terms of operating systems will prove to be the best at using that new potential, or find in it the power to protect the freedom and openness of all the infrastructure that they care about.

Ultimately, the investigation into relevant molecular targets, prospective AO drugs and appropriate in vivo drug delivery systems will prove vital to determine the clinical potential of this therapy to treat lung diseases of genetic origin.

It may be that recently available zero cross talk stereoscopic or auto-stereoscopic systems will prove more suited to clinical tasks.

Furthermore, the key insight obtained with 2 into the behavior of closo-boranes in these systems will prove highly valuable for further optimization of nontraditional electrolyte systems for Mg batteries.