Sentence examples for is ever proved from inspiring English sources

No prediction is ever proved wrong, just as no memory is ever inaccurate.

So it's not surprising that a Monmouth University poll released this week showed that 56percentt of New Jersey voters think Christie was personally involved in the bridge closure, and nearly two-thirds believe he should resign if his involvement is ever proved.

"Nothing is ever proven in archaeology because we're working with circumstantial evidence.

At various times in his career Butler was accused of corruption, but no charges against him were ever proved.

But none of those charges were ever proved, and he easily won election as mayor in 2004.

Accusations of ball tampering, which may have had some truth about them though nothing was ever proved, were thrown at Pakistan bowlers.

Nothing was ever proved but there was always a suspicion the information originated from the "black ops" department of Brown's Treasury.

The White House initially said the travel office employees were dismissed because of evidence of financial improprieties, but none were ever proved.

Though abortion by the untrained — then and now — is a dangerous procedure, no woman was ever proved to have died at Lohman's hands.

Hussein had been arrested several times on suspicion of having ties to Islamic Jihad, but nothing was ever proved against him.

"It would set off a major shake-up in the very foundations of modern physics if precognition was ever proved in reproducible experiments," said Kaku.