Sentence examples for have some proof from inspiring English sources

But now we have some proof.

"Then we'd have some proof.

Surprisingly, perhaps, while it is best to have some proof of purchase when you return goods, your statutory rights are not affected if you have lost your receipt.

If we accept that "stealing is wrong" and "cheating is wrong," and we have some proof that someone tried to steal and someone tried to cheat, their level of aptitude should not have an impact on how those wrongs are sanctioned.

So I have some proof and confidence in connecting this guy to the defacements.

But if you do get into a teenage-style shouting match, at least you have some proof that it really is all their fault.

"He had some proof he was promoted to first lieutenant, with a battlefield commission," Mr. Hesselman said.

The combination of these trends with use of publicly accessible social networks, such as Twitter, already has some proof of concept technology, such as the Open Drug Discovery Teams project.

M3    I thought I didn't want to be paranoid going to the doctor and saying without, you know, without kind of having some proof in effect that I'm not being a paranoid mum.

But where this happens you can generally reclaim the UK tax once you have some official proof that you have already paid the tax in your new home.

Here's the thing, Pure Mobile, don't put your foot in your mouth until you have some solid proof.