Sentence examples for could use to prove from inspiring English sources

"We also pulled five documents we think his sceptical partner, Agent Dana Scully, could use to prove there is a scientific explanation for UFO sightings".

"I'm resigning because I don't want to be part of a system or situation that they could use to prove to the government and the world that they're policing themselves when they're starting to delay things," Mr. Kossler said.

Dr. Afridi's mission in Abbottabad, however, was different: he was asked to set up a hepatitis B vaccination scheme that would enable him to take blood samples from the inhabitants of Bin Laden's sprawling, three-story house, providing DNA evidence the C.I.A. could use to prove he was there.

Brinkema also noted that Risen's testimony didn't seem necessary, since the government had plenty of phone and email records it could use to try to prove a link between leaker and source.

William Keating, the district attorney at the time, suggested to the Globe that the photograph could be used to prove intent.

How do you determine what can be measured and what can't and what other tools could be used to prove meaningful development impact?

Some bishops said they expected that the results could be used to prove that the problem was no greater for the church than for society at large.

King agreed to bar the classified document from the case, but proposed that the attorneys for Al Haramain file affidavits describing their memories of it, which could be used to prove that Al Haramain had been subjected to surveillance.

One notable paper by David Dranove called into question a lot of earlier studies supporting the theory of physician-induced demand because he found that their same methodology could be used to prove that physicians somehow induce childbirth, which few people actually believe is the case.

Moreover, the formalization of DyeVC mechanics could be used to prove correctness properties of our implementation.

Alternatively, the James Webb Space Telescope, which is designed to peer into space to look for the earliest stars, and is due to be launched in 2018 pending funding agreements, could be used to prove the non-existence of CDM.