Sentence examples for will prove correct from inspiring English sources

I would therefore take a (small) bet that, in this narrow sense, "yes, Xi can" will prove correct.

But there are no guarantees that Mr. Bush's reading of the country and the Congress will prove correct.

So far, it is too early to tell whether such pessimism is warranted or whether the majority's expectation of a soft landing will prove correct.

Asked about his projections last week, Dr. Plotkin chuckled and said, "Well, you do have to take predictions with a large grain of salt, but I do think the ones about adolescents will prove correct".

If their current positions hold, then my prediction will prove correct, though it will be much better for the Nuggets if they find their way back to better-than-average defensive performance.

Some of this speculation is informed and some of it is entertaining, and some of it will prove correct, but as information, it's rarely useful.

Will such prediction prove correct in critical care?

So perhaps Bush was right: history will prove him correct, as only few can open libraries in which their own narrative is told.

Yet by 2050, the United States will have almost caught up: if forecasts prove correct, there will be 420m Americans, compared with 430m Europeans.The main reason is that European women have fewer children.

Statistics will – as statistics will – prove me correct.

Whether these assumptions prove correct will not be known for several years.