Sentence examples for has still proved from inspiring English sources

But putting portfolio theory to work in banking, in which potential gains and losses are relatively easy to quantify, has still proved quite tricky.

This time the ruling military regime has had 50 years to prepare for it, yet it has still proved unable and unwilling to respond.

Despite his lackluster performances in the Florida debates, Mr. Gingrich has still proved that these events can be one of his best tools for generating excitement about his campaign.

Byford's eventual 2011 payoff of just over £1m has still proved controversial, the biggest of a number of BBC severance deals totalling £60m over an eight year period that have been roundly condemned by the Commons public accounts committee (PAC).

While the federal prosecutors overseeing the case have said numerous times that there is no evidence that Mr. Pataki participated in or had knowledge of the crimes charged, the case has still proved somewhat embarrassing for his administration, which has sought to eliminate parole entirely and has made it tougher for violent felons to win release.

Hughes has still proved a popular figure with supporters, and he is keen to retain that backing for the remainder of the campaign and beyond.

Although no money appears to have exchanged hands, the row has still proven to be expensive.

Even if the technical side had been running smoothly, the show might well have still proved unsatisfying.

Loving his own way and intolerant of opposition, he had still proved susceptible to influence by strong-minded associates.

The illicit-taping scandal has tarnished the franchise's reputation, but the Patriots have still proved accomplished at finding diamonds in the rough, like Diamond Tom Brady.

While the chance of inheriting a predisposition to psychopathy is high, Lynam noted, it is no higher than the heritability for anxiety and depression, which also have large genetic risk factors, but which have still proved responsive to treatment.