Sentence examples for has mostly proved from inspiring English sources

As a candidate he has mostly proved dismal, however.

In that case, conservatives would have no problem convincing themselves that the blame lies entirely with Romney, who has mostly proved himself to be every bit the timid, error-prone candidate many feared he would be — and nothing like the model of management efficiency they hoped for.

His strategy has mostly proved successful -- but not always with hometown voters.

Now in its eighth season, "The Bachelorette" has mostly proven to be little more than a swindling fairy tale.

Specific genes that explain anything have mostly proved elusive.

So far the region's attempts at democratic transition have mostly proved halting and messy.

Ideally, efficient water use would be encouraged by charging for it, but attempts to do so have mostly proved politically impossible.

Hurricane suppression ideas go back more than 100 years but attempts have mostly proved tragicomic, said Jim Fleming, author of a new history of geo-engineering.

Average income levels, having risen to 70% of America's in the early 1970s, have been stuck there ever since and are now declining in relative terms.Efforts to re-launch the EU economy through bold reforms have mostly proved disappointing.

At the same time, America has noticed that for all their flaws, Arab regimes have mostly proved reliable allies in combating terrorism, and that they are responding, albeit slowly, to internal pressure for reform.

His doctors (along with the psychiatric nurses and the social workers who led the daily therapy groups) had encouraged him to uncurl himself from the fetal position and try, at least try, to watch television or play a board game with the other patients, but this had mostly proved too great a challenge.