Sentence examples for will disprove from inspiring English sources

Politicians will naturally believe the omniscient climatologist and will argue for emission cuts which, if successful, will disprove the prediction.

Nothing that science will ever find will disprove that God had a hand in it, for me.

"We believe that these documents will disprove the N.Y.P.D.'s claim that demonstrators planned to engage in violence," Mr. Dunn said.

We will disprove this conjecture by showing that the correlation coefficient always vanishes, and will discuss some of its consequences.

They claim it's the world's first ticker display on a mobile, a boast I am sure someone will disprove shortly.

"I'll still resist convention; / Yes, I will disprove the professorial contention / That a serious man is not supposed to be funny".

"That will not disprove my case," he said.

The logic behind many a conspiracy theory runs: the suspect has "previous", and as they cannot or will not disprove the allegations, it is safer to assume their guilt.

The danger for the Republican Party is not that these theories will be disproved or that the flamboyant adherents of conspiracy theory conservatism will garner even more unflattering media attention than they already have.

Perhaps the finding will be disproved.

Thus the expectations favour the view that CH will be disproved.