Sentence examples for will bear out from inspiring English sources

Flip a coin long enough and the results will bear out those odds.

A stroll through any Paris neighborhood will bear out a trend that has already made it into official statistics.

"So perhaps the sense that you don't have to settle as much will bear out in more solid bonds".

Woodcliff Lake officials feel the settlement is fair and Mr. Molinelli added, "Time will bear out Woodcliff Lake's position".

"We have full confidence that the proof at trial will bear out the allegations in the indictment," said Leslie Caldwell, head of the Justice Department's Enron task force.

"Let me say unequivocally that I and my administration have acted properly in all matters and that this investigation will bear out that fact," said the 61-year-old, who intends to stay on as Governor.

"A lot of theories that have sounded comforting to us in the past will not bear out," she predicted.

And their enthusiasm made me wonder: how much of the Democrats' supposed lack of enthusiasm and people's anger towards incumbents is an exaggerated media narrative that voter behavior will not bear out?

This is also a push that will take time to bear out, meaning that it will be all but impossible to determine its effectiveness in the near-term.

I am confident that time will bear them out".

"Those who have seen real war will bear me out," he said on the 40th anniversary of the bombings.