turn out to be

常見(jiàn)例句

If they decide they have nothing to lose, this ploy could now turn out to be a weakness.
假如他們判定自己不會(huì)失去任何支持，這個(gè)想法現(xiàn)在可能變成一個(gè)弱點(diǎn)。
Individuals can do something similar by asking not only how much they will make if they are right but also how much they could lose if they turn out to be wrong.
個(gè)人投資者也可以采取類似的做法，不僅要問(wèn)經(jīng)理在決策正確時(shí)能賺多少，還要問(wèn)他們?cè)跊Q策失誤時(shí)可能會(huì)損失多少。
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If Spain falls into crisis, then all current mechanisms for dealing with the crisis will turn out to be inadequate.
如果西班牙陷入危機(jī)降臨，那么所有與當(dāng)前的危機(jī)處理機(jī)制，會(huì)變成是不夠的。

His remarks come as scientists released new data showing the first decade of this century will likely turn out to be the warmest ever.
That's a very strange thing because the Greeks turn out to be an enormously active seafaring people with tremendous fear of the seas.
但奇怪的是,希臘人,雖然對(duì)海洋有著極度的恐懼,但同時(shí),他們又是一個(gè)活躍于海上的民族
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That's going to turn out to be key in our model as we'll see in a second.
這是此模型的關(guān)鍵,我們馬上能見(jiàn)到
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Mr Rumsfeld's trip to Iraq may turn out to be a tour de force.
ECONOMIST: Terror, torture and the political consequences
Even more troublesome, those smooth curves going up, then down, turn out to be misleading.
ECONOMIST: Local difficulties
Many of these companies turn out to be furiously busy as their competitive edge erodes.
FORBES: Jim Collins's ''How the Mighty Fall.''