Sentence examples for daily proved from inspiring English sources

Fiona comes to this conclusion: "Kindness, the Family Division daily proved, was the essential human ingredient".

The effect of 1 mg is less consistent and a dose regimen of 0.5 mg once daily proved suboptimal in all studies.

In a recent year-long study, brimonidine tartrate gel 0.5% applied once daily proved to be both efficacious and safe, regardless of the presence of concomitant therapies.

A DEN concentration of 80 μg/ml drinking water daily proved too toxic but reasonable survival was obtained with 20 μg/ml 3 times per week in Hartley guinea-pigs and a local inbred strain.

Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact.

Less than one month ago, Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth surpassed K-pop star Psy's breakout smash "Gangnam Style" with their Furious 7 soundtrack cut "See You Again," which became the most-watched video of all time, and though their time on top was short, that melancholy pop/hip-hop hybrid is still racking up at least a few million play daily, proving itself to be an incredibly beloved tune.

A hundred and thirty years later, despite all the silly science that daily proves to us that the land we step on is actually spherical, his work is still spawning mini movements.

The folks at the Daily Show proved this with their Chrome/Firefox plugin MakeTrumpTweetsEightAgain. The extension is pretty simple: any Trump Tweet is automatically turned from a measured, well-crafted response to a pressing geopolitical issue into the scribblings of Walker, your 8-year-old nephew who is really into The Force Awakens.

The folks at the Daily Show proved this with their Chrome/Firefox plugin MakeTrumpTweetsEightAgain. The extension is pretty simple: any Trump Tweet is automatically turned from a measured, well-crafted response to a pressing geopolitical issue into the scribblings of Walker, your 8-year-old nephew who is really into The Force Awakens.

Sanders folk moreover were daily proving that crowdsourced funding could outpace even a candidate fueled by the likes of Goldman Sachs.

David English's Daily Mail proved a supporter in need.