Sentence examples for has proven yet from inspiring English sources
The E.U. in particular has proven yet again that the words "speed and urgency" don't figure in its lexicon.
"If you look at the corporate travel side of social networking and user-generated content, no one has proven yet all the value of these tools," he said.
Mark Goodwin, a senior vice president at Overnite, said: "It's true no one has proven yet that they are responsible for the shootings, but we never had any shootings before.
'No one has proven yet that numbers of followers translates to revenue,' actress and former model Rebecca Romijn said in a recent interview, in response to the current trend of models booking major gigs due to their social media following.
Copenhagen has proven yet again that agreements to reduce emission won't work.
However, despite the condemning findings in the report; sadly, it too, has proven yet another exercise in futility.
As Dion has proved yet again this week, he is simply unable to get his message across effectively.
"What has happened has proved yet again that the EU is the most reactionary, undemocratic and authoritarian construct in Europe after Nazism," it announced today.
No one has proved yet that there is a significant market of people who want a hybrid notebook and tablet, although plenty of people buy them as separate products.
Mr Johnson added: "Watched by hundreds of thousands in the capital and millions around the globe, London has proved, yet again, that it can pull off spectacular world-class events in style".
