Sentence examples similar to bear out ability from inspiring English sources
Craig's own productions bear out his ability to realize this scheme, and he encouraged the work of a group of gifted directors who followed him.
Dante's cynical detachment and bon vivant attitude are borne out of his ability to see straight through the magical cloaking the demons use to mask their true nature from their human pawns.
And the numbers seem to bear out.
City explained this in their statement announcing the partnership, saying: "the deal will create an unprecedented platform for the growth of City Football Group clubs and companies in China and internationally, borne out of CFG's ability to provide a wealth of industry expertise and resources to the rapidly developing Chinese football industry".
"The deal will create an unprecedented platform for the growth of CFG clubs and companies in China and internationally, borne out of CFG's ability to provide a wealth of industry expertise and resources to the rapidly developing Chinese football industry".
Much like his manager, serious questioning of Hart's ability are borne out of previous excellence.
In fact, this is exactly what is borne out when employers are asked about their ability to find workers qualified to fill their vacancies.
This striking result is borne out by the ability of the VEGFR-2 antagonist SU1498 to block the effect of P2Y receptor agonist to cause VEGFR-2 phosphorylation.
In the accompanying article, this hypothesis is borne out in the ability to uniquely assign elemental compositions to over 80 putative Arabidopsis thaliana metabolites and analysis artifacts.
Her auguries were borne out.
