Sentence examples for To proved from inspiring English sources
verb
To demonstrate that something is true or viable; to give proof for.
Rafael van der Vaart's comeback for the away team, meanwhile, only served to proved the doubters right.
Experts who speak confidently about "supplies of oil" are referring to "proved reserves," but those determine nothing.
Oliver first tried using a technique for depositing crystalline-thin films called molecular beam epitaxy, but she quickly grew frustrated because the equipment she had access to proved inadequate for the job.
In this frame, a study of crude oil deposit on-site is realized which must allow to know its nature and the temporary evolution of the deposit thickness, and the most important point for this studies is to proved the linearization variation between the fouling resistance and the deposit thickness for each the two heat exchanger battery (E101 CBA and FED).
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Exaggerated to prove a point?
Both have something to prove.
