Sentence examples for it has proved highly from inspiring English sources

In fact, it has proved highly adaptable and has tried hard to enlist Russia as a partner.

But it should be recognised that, in post-Cold War Europe, it has proved highly dangerous to allow disrespect for European purpose and resolve to take root.

He said he was pleased that the minister agreed, adding it was "an accomplished building, it has proved highly influential for designs which followed".

It has proved highly successful but where we differ in England to France is that we do not have grounds where the capacity is half that of Twickenham.

It has proved highly controversial because, while it will include riverside mansions on the banks of the Thames, it excludes thousands of other more modest properties, such as leasehold flats and homes that are rented out.

As a tool for shaping public perception and solidifying public support, it has proved highly effective, if deeply controversial.

It has proven highly reliable, accurate and efficient.

As such it has proven highly beneficial to develop methods for the control of (de)synchronisation in oscillatory networks, as exemplified by the work of Tass et al. [30, 31] for therapeutic brain stimulation techniques.

Like the common cold, it has proven highly contagious.

Although it has proven highly useful, the Pearson correlation has the considerable disadvantage that it is sensitive to noise and that it cannot detect time-lagged responses.

It has proven highly useful for the identification of inflammatory bowel disease [ 20] and for distinguishing between organic and functional disorders of the colon [ 21] and similar the upper intestinal tract although less performant [ 22].