Sentence examples for have proved pretty from inspiring English sources
Both have proved pretty robust.
We scientists have proved pretty conclusively that chimpanzees can suffer, that they can anticipate arriving pain.
Reagan's ideas stubbornly endure, but his phrases — for all their polish — have proved pretty ephemeral.
One of the ironies of the situation is that, strictly in financial terms, the two Greek bailouts — one was in 2010, the other in 2012 — have proved pretty successful.
Senior people at the Home Office, especially those anywhere near the borders, have proved pretty expendable of late, and the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (Cipfa) job came at the right time.
Yet as a recent cover story in Business Week, "The E-Biz Surprise," noted, the projections of the growth in Internet commerce made in the bubble days of 1999 have proved pretty accurate.
Those challenges can take place on any brand website, Facebook page, or its own site, and have proven pretty popular with the college crowd, with its users completing 20 challenges a month on average.
Having proved pretty comprehensively in Love Actually that he was no director, he repeats that trick.
Women being sexual in Hollywood has proved pretty problematic for young female actors in the last year.
As such, it resembles the barrier that encircles the Gaza Strip, which has proved pretty effective at preventing the infiltration of Palestinians from Gaza into Israel.Swerving and dippingBut there the resemblance ends.
