Sentence examples for has effectively proved from inspiring English sources

In other words, by writing of McCarthy's viewpoint in strictly "neutral" terms keeps the myth alive despite scientific evidence that has effectively proved it to be unsupportable.

The current proposed design has effectively proved its potential to enhance the heat transported considerably in view of the significant savings in the pumping power required compared to the heat exchangers fully filled with metal foams.

He said: "Ukrainians have effectively proven they are willing to sacrifice their lives to be closer to a Europe that is at the same time in the process of disintegration.

It has been effectively proved that histogram of image fractal coding parameters can be used for image retrieval.

With her sky-high blond hair and affinity for tight, sparkly dresses, the living legend (she has a medal to prove it) has effectively made "over the top" her signature style.

Their stats prove it: Apple has effectively won the tablet war.

"However, this project is fatally flawed and has proved incapable of delivery – but not before Boris has effectively thrown away £50m of public funding.

DRS has effectively restored that.

Now it has effectively eliminated one.

The prime minister has effectively gone AWOL.

"The question that remains, though, is: How many online broadcasters are going to be able to develop business models that can handle this kind of structure?" Internet radio, which seemed to provide the proverbial level playing field because no one had to own a broadcasting tower or be part of a media conglomerate to compete effectively, has proved more difficult than it initially seemed.