Sentence examples for will prove false from inspiring English sources
It is certain the impact will be dramatic but the only other certainty is that many predictions will prove false, for we are in uncharted waters.
Neither do the spineless plebeians, who wring their ineffectual hands, or even the unprincipled tribunes, whose wan hope is that the dreadful news will prove false.
Australia will prove false all the hollow arguments of the monarchists: that the constitutional changes are too complex; that the transition would be too painful; that from among our citizens we cannot choose one upstanding woman or man to represent us; that national identity is bound up with the Windsor family.
Odds that these assumptions will prove false are greater than Obama and his team are ready to acknowledge -- a reality that makes their course strategically irresponsible.
He said he hoped "the current prognosis for the next two days of light winds will equally prove false".
It's rooted in the Biblical passage, "For the revelation awaits an appointed time; it speaks of the end and will not prove false.
Increased outlays by businesses likely picked up the slack, he says, but stronger GDP growth in the second quarter will prove a "false bounce".
(One may well wonder, after adding all these axioms, whether the subject domain theory is consistent. Asking SNARK to prove "false" will (eventually) root out inconsistencies.
SUGGESTED SCIENTIFIC HYPOTHESES (you may also develop your own; note that some of these hypotheses will be proven true and others will be proven false) -Salt water boils faster than plain (unsalted) water.
The rankings are to some degree based, he cautioned, on assumptions that may ultimately prove false: that there will be no more terrorist attacks in the United States, that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates by an additional half-point, that the government will continue to provide fiscal stimulus and that energy prices will remain relatively high.
Her claims "are false and will be proved false".
