Sentence examples for and has proved from inspiring English sources

The phrase "and has proved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been demonstrated or shown to be true or effective in the past and continues to hold relevance.
Example: "The new policy has been implemented for six months and has proved to be beneficial for employee productivity."
Alternatives: "and has demonstrated" or "and has shown".

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The DS3 hatchback, a racy three-door, came first and has proved quite a hit.

But he has a rare, marvellous keyboard — deep, well-defined, solid — and has proved indestructible.

The concept was pioneered in an aircraft hangar outside Amsterdam and has proved hugely successful.

This native type of scooter is still in Use in New York and has proved itself.

He is hitting.182 and has proved there are balls beyond his range in center.

The strategy evolved around 15 million years ago, and has proved highly successful.

It has caused him considerable reputational damage and has proved to be incoherent politically.

She has a passion for interiors and has proved to be a fantastic writer.

The trust has four million members and has proved an adept campaign group.

Now, he must confront the letter W, which is up next and has proved somewhat difficult.

But she can really move and has proved weirder than I thought she would be.

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