Sentence examples for called proven from inspiring English sources

President Obama's plans for reducing America's nuclear arsenal and defeating Iran's missiles rely heavily on a new generation of antimissile defenses, which last year he called "proven and effective".

Over the summer, Andreessen Horowitz led a round of more than a million dollars in seed funding for a mobile app called Proven; the rapper Nas invested and became an advisor.

After a six-figure investment in the lifestyle publication "Mass Appeal," the rapper has put money into a San Francisco company called Proven, which makes apps to help people apply to online job postings through their smartphones.

When my parents lived in the Soviet Union, having a Jewish-looking "physiognomy," as it was called, proved a daily liability.

By Gary Shteyngart When my parents lived in the Soviet Union, having a Jewish-looking "physiognomy," as it was called, proved a daily liability.

But Bristol-Myers struck back with its own comparative study, called "Prove It," which the company hoped would show Pravachol was just as good as Lipitor.

If other firms had to apply the rules on what can be called "proved" reserves set by America's Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) as diligently as Shell now does, would they also have to make substantial revisions to their reserve figures?

The Runabouts, as they were called, proved so popular that Morgan opened a second plant in 1919 -- the red-brick, single-story factory near Malvern, England, where Morgans are still produced.

Two concerts Tchaikovsky heard in Saint Petersburg in January 1889, where his music shared the programs with compositions by the New Russian School (as the Belyayev circle was also called), proved a major watershed.

Under guidelines on what firms can call "proven reserves" issued by America's Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), managerial discretion is allowed and reclassifications tolerated.

Last year that call proved revelatory for Ms. Nevins.