Sentence examples for has been shown again from inspiring English sources

"This has been shown again and again".

A photograph of the bedroom death scene, with Mr. Christofi's body, has been shown again and again.

But as Abdul Haqq Baker – head of the south London "counter-radicalisation" outfit Street – puts it, the tipping point that has turned people to violence has been shown again and again to be episodes in the war on terror.

It has been shown again and again that the European parliament is a truly transnational institution, with MEPs voting primarily along transnational party lines rather than along national lines.

Why, when it has been shown again and again that relatively small adjustments could maintain the health of the current system indefinitely, do we have to create an entirely new and untried system?

Going back more than a half century to an experiment at Cornell University in the mid-1930s, calorestrictiontion has been shown again and again to extend the lives of mice, rats and other animals.

McDonnell said Osborne was the "bankers' chancellor" and had been shown again to be "looking after a wealthy minority".

If you agree with me that vaccinations are the most successful public-health measure in human history, for instance, then maybe you ought to ask yourself why you are so obsessed with vitamins that have been shown, again and again, to do nothing more than darken your urine (at best).

"The prevailing approach in the rest of the world ignores scientific reality and squanders resources on things that have been shown again and again to fail," said Miguel Vasconcelos, the chief psychiatrist at the Taipas treatment center, the largest in Lisbon, with eighteen hundred patients.

The cracking of the Watergate case illumines & reaffirms the greatness of the American form of govt. The slow unfolding has been a gruelling course of study, in which we have been shown again, as in a high-school civics course, why we are a republic, & why we must remain one.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, May 5, 1973 P. 33 The cracking of the Watergate case illumines & reaffirms the greatness of the American form of govt. The slow unfolding has been a gruelling course of study, in which we have been shown again, as in a high-school civics course, why we are a republic, & why we must remain one.