Significats de prove wrong en anglès

No, though if your allegations prove wrong, that will be the case.

Banks can be forced to repurchase soured loans if those claims prove wrong.

He hoped to God that Colonel Burke's assessment of Stalin's aggressive intentions would prove wrong.

Any decision was foredoomed to prove wrong.

Most men prove wrong on their hunches.

What can we prove wrong with that?

Jealousy is easily transformed to outrage when its presumptions - equality, honesty, and fairness - prove wrong.

U.S. stocks dipped, and Kerry eventually lost the race, highlighting that early and incomplete results can prove wrong.

I was just about to prove wrong all the people who thought we'd never make it out here.

If, however, I prove wrong in this guess, we must try Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, and even Hebrew.

Refute means to prove wrong.

Playing in Holland there are a few people I would like to prove wrong, Davidson says with a smile.

In the Fiesta, Ford hopes to prove wrong the widespread belief that Detroit-based automakers cannot make profits off small cars in their home market.

The use of air strikes aimed at Taliban commanders is particularly sensitive as the results are dependent on intelligence which can sometimes prove wrong.

OPEC hopes to prove wrong the banks which foresee oil's descent to $30 or below in the first quarter of next year.

The game needs romance, I don't mind being proved wrong on occasion.