Examples of using May prove in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
This may prove food to my displeasure.
This may prove to be an internal matter after all.
That may prove impossible.
A secretary may prove indispensable even in a case heard by a single arbitrator.
Nonetheless, it may prove the most advantageous form for protection of rights to catchphrases.
Asecretary may prove indispensable even in acase heard by asingle arbitrator.
A distraction, and if it continues, one that may prove deadly.
And given the… difficulties of my… business… a divorce may prove problematic.
And this evidence may prove that it's not.
Man may prove that has some noble blood in him yet.
Neglecting to monitor your credit may prove damaging in the long run.
Carmen's path may prove difficult.
These will eliminate the need for tele-micrographics and may prove to be more reliable.
I think he's hiding something in there, something that may prove his guilt.
The obsession with fiscal consolidation in a period of crisis may prove fatal for us.
A woman in love may prove… to be a more formidable opponent than the one she loves.
Since we had our recent conversation I fancy I have found what may prove a solution.
But in some cases, the father may prove in court that he has the right to raise a child.
I gotta get some evidence to Chloe that may prove that he's being drugged.
However, London analysts believe that the sudden over-appearing delirium on the market may prove premature.