Sentence examples for has proved itself a from inspiring English sources

"Prohibition has proved itself a splendid failure," he said.

The Israeli government has proved itself "a coward," he said.

Meanwhile tobacco has proved itself a more useful substance than even the Victorians realised.

While the Fonar is small by corporate standards, it has proved itself a potent litigator.

Al-Jazeera "has proved itself a useful tool for the station's political masters", the cables said.

This hot summer, the new Plaza Food Hall has proved itself a relief for troubled assets and tired feet.

With unemployment in Gaza of at least forty per cent and an increasingly disgruntled population, the Hamas government has proved itself an abject failure.

That is a worry: under Vladimir Putin Russia has proved itself an unreliable supplier, cutting gas to countries such as Ukraine and Belarus that have incurred the ire of the Kremlin.All this leaves Britain in a hole.

Just as ephemerality has proved itself an enduring style of social media, I think the interactivity demonstrated by Sup could be here to stay.

Digital — particularly Google's core search offering — has proved itself an excellent vehicle for direct response, but hasn't proved its worth as a medium for the kind of upper funnel dollars that will fuel future growth.

This widening gap between the haves and the have-nots is leading to protests, and the tech industry, though not responsible for all these ills, has proved itself an easy target.