Sentence examples for cost proves from inspiring English sources
For some, like Aidan, the cost proves to be, as T. S. Eliot put it, "not less than everything".
If the cost proves too "outrageous," Mr. Higgins said, then "we will have to import our sand".
When Lord Cunliffe bought the jar at Bluetts in 1945, the £35 it then cost proves that it was acknowledged as a great object.
If that $10 cost proves realistic, Grasslands could deliver wind to California at 6 cents a kwh.
The cost proved too high, and the idea was dropped, said Mr. Jenkins, who bought one of the horns at auction.
But a pipeline out to the gas fields in the North Sea which would have reduced carbon by 40% was cancelled when the £1 million cost proved prohibitive.
However, the low cost proven uranium reverses (cost category to <130 US $/kg) in China only meet half demand of 40 GWe capacity in 2020.
The cost proved prohibitive until some canny marketing jobsworth - someone who should be hunted down and bludgeoned to death with a small fridge and a can of olives - worked out a billing system for each room's usage.
Moreover, high efficiency and low operation cost prove it to be an effective tool for the treatment of PIWW.
The new estimates of cost prove too much for the council which shelved the Granton-Newhaven and Edinburgh airport-Newbridge sections.
Gaiman had originally wanted to reconstruct a console room from the original series, but the cost proved prohibitive.
