Sentence examples for will prove rather from inspiring English sources
Indeed, some think that the downturn will prove rather beneficial.
I worry that what we'll get are two streams of reporting that will prove rather banal to anyone who knows either Baltimore or London.
It is a matter of days until Euro 2012 takes grip of these cities and yet for citizens who should be rejoicing in Poland's greatest moment since independence from communism 23 years ago, there are concerns that the party to come will prove rather anticlimactic.
And they're in a somewhat unique position which I think will prove rather lucrative.
Despite all the criticism that has been aimed at Wales' tactics and approach since winning the 2008 Grand Slam, when the World Cup comes around, tactics that pay no homage to flamboyance will prove rather more useful than in past tournaments.
Questions have arisen regarding whether it will prove distracting rather than useful (especially when it's integrated into your inbox), and of what the privacy implications will be.
It may prove rather too brief.
In practice those walls prove rather durable.
DANI RODRIK has written an interesting column arguing that rapid emerging market catch-up growth "will prove the exception rather than the rule in the decades ahead".
As the Democrats meet in Boston they must fear that Kerry's global support will prove a handicap rather than a boon.
And even liberals allied with him suggest that the risk is that his ambition will prove too limited rather than too expansive.
