Sentence examples for has proved common from inspiring English sources
Gone was the cautious approach which has proved common for away games in this campaign as the manager paired Kris Boyd with Jean-Claude Darcheville in attack.
CM has proved common in this practice and has largely superceded the diagnosis of TTH.
Afterward, several mathematicians have proved common fixed point theorems in fuzzy metric spaces for different contractive conditions.
In this paper we have proved common fixed point theorems for the generalized Presic-Hardy-Rogers contraction and Ciric-Presic contraction for two mappings in a b-metric space.
Underestimating the potential for computing has proved a common pitfall over the years, from Thomas J. Watson at I.B.M. in 1943 ("I think there is a world market for maybe five computers") Ken Olsen at Digital Equipment in 1977 ("There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home").
Ostrom deserves the Nobel because she has proved that the commons do not have to end in tragedy.
Finished compost made from grass treated with clopyralid has proved toxic to some common garden plants.
The resulting expansion of the EU is perhaps the main reason why the common currency has proved a challenge of a different order of magnitude to any in the past.
But identifying religious minorities as a common enemy has proved an effective rallying cry for right-wing Hindu groups.In December the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won elections in the western state of Gujarat, where it has had a well-documented hand in the persecution of Muslims.
The latter has proved to be far more common than had been realised in the past.
To comply with the constitutional requirement for "equality in living conditions", the Länder must agree on some common rules, which has proved a barrier to reform: the body created for that purpose, the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs, has to agree unanimously on any change.Another barrier to reform is ideology.
