Sentence examples for best prove from inspiring English sources

Goals, not words, should best prove his case.

Indeed it is at times of financial constraint and limited resources that these rights best prove their worth.

These recent collaborations may best prove the exhibition's point: Why would you think less of what's upholstering your chair than what's upholstering your person?

As a result, it is foreseen that the cognitive architecture of the GB will include human beings and such technologies, which will best prove to advance our collective wellbeing.

It might be a bit strange going into an audition knowing you weren't what they really wanted, but you can either be grumpy about it or give it your best, prove them wrong and get the part.

Coming clean about which A-levels they think best prove students' abilities risks provoking politicians: "We simply do not recognise the label 'soft' or 'hard' A-levels," says Jim Knight, the schools minister; and the frankness of Cambridge and the LSE over the subjects they look down on made them no friends in high places.

What did he have to prove that was best proved with a Brocock?

Likewise, that one knowingly falsified is best proved by showing that what he said happened never did happen.

Vitamin A supplementation is one of the best proven, safest and most cost-effective interventions in public health.

But with Giacometti, as with Picasso or Miró, the overestimation of works that did not represent their authors at their best proved fatal.

The second best proven feedstock was 100% potato-pulp having potentials regarding climate change, acidification and fresh-water eutrophication as; 70.5 kg, 6.5 kg and 0.021 kg respectively.