Sentence examples for be proven with from inspiring English sources
verb
To demonstrate that something is true or viable; to give proof for.
And that's never going to be proven with the facts you hear".
"This needs to be proven with the next step, which is a randomized controlled trial," he said.
The forgery charge against Mr. Morrissey — accusing him of forging Mrs. Astor's signature on an amendment to her will — will be proven with circumstantial evidence, Mr. Seidemann said.
The genre is already self-parody, as can be proven with a quick YouTube glance at David Bowie's dueling duet with Bing Crosby in 1977 or Kathie Lee Gifford's 1995 hip-hop rendition of "The Night Before Christmas".
"The head of a national federation, the senior coach of a major national team and a marketing consultant for the IAAF conspired together (and, it may yet be proven with others, too) to conceal for more than three years anti-doping violations by an athlete at what appeared to be the highest pinnacle of her sport," read the report.
There were numerous reports and rumours that the Chelsea players no longer wanted to play for Mourinho, with the coach saying that he felt "betrayed" after defeat to Leicester City, a point that appeared to be proven with their improved performance in the win against Sunderland at the weekend.
When it comes to early American furniture and its makers, she said, very little can be proved with absolute certainty.
Edward B. Burger, a math professor at Williams College, said the undeniable attraction of three could be proved with a simple experiment.
Something you are could be proved with biometrics, like a thumb print or retina scan.
However, this must be proved with applying non-equilibrium molecular dynamics procedure.
