Sentence examples for will not be proved from inspiring English sources
Federal officials say they are confident Dr. Ivins was responsible for the anthrax attacks, even if his suicide means their case will not be proved in court.
If the superpartner particles are found, string theory still will not be proved correct, because more-conventional point-particle theories have also successfully incorporated supersymmetry into their mathematical structure.
Goldman Sachs says the finance sector's commitments to leveraged buy-outs are a fraction of the roughly $400 billion that weighed down balance-sheets back in 2008.None of this is to say that Mr Klarman will not be proved right in the long run.
It may be noted here that Dummett in passing expresses a related idea in saying that "an assertion is a kind of gamble that the speaker will not be proved wrong" (Dummett 1976: 84).
It is vital that these successes are now accompanied by further measures which strengthen democratic control, protect the rights of consumers and fully inform ordinary people about the changeover to the single currency so that the prophets of doom will not be proved right.
"My experience as an investigator tells me that many of these things will not be proven," said Dr. M. Venkateswarlu, the drug controller general of India.
It will not be proven by a court or any kind of formal hearing but will linger like a bad smell around the names of many innocent people, who of course will not be able to challenge the decisions of the ISA.
The results in this section will not be proven but they provide hints for getting deeper insight into what is standing behind the proof.
It is incorrect to claim that the impossibility of free will has not been proven conceptually.
But if you are forced into doing so, choose a date so far in the future that you will not be around to be proved wrong.Religion is largely a matter of faith, rather than scientifically testable propositions.
The first section of "I Will Not Be Broken" proves that Mr. Rhoden can create movement showing an inner life; the last section simply reverts to a formula.
