Sentence examples for it proves quite from inspiring English sources

As long as preferences are homothetic, it proves quite easy to relate our theory back to the familiar Mincer wage regression (1).

It proved quite easy to visit the Shaw Festival without hearing a word from Shaw.

Regaining a foothold was one thing but maintaining it proved quite another.

One reason Republican candidates are leaning so hard into the Trump loyalty issue is that it proved quite potent last year in Virginia.

He added: "I took the position with every intention of making the place a safer environment, but it proved quite rapidly to be an impossibility… I felt ashamed to be Australian".

ArtMecca's matting and framing service looks good in theory; in practice, though, it proved quite tough to calibrate reliable mat color.

Solving it proved quite another in the months and years that followed.

The evening of our first meeting [Tchaikovsky] played for us, at Balakirev's request, the first movement of his Symphony in G minor [Tchaikovsky's First Symphony]; it proved quite to our liking; and our former opinion of him changed and gave way to a more sympathetic one, although Tchaikovsky's Conservatory training still constituted a considerable barrier between him and us.

Because it proved quite labor intensive for all isolate reports to be forwarded for this study, it did not continue after 1999.

"A new program for Spain would require a new round of parliamentary approval in Germany," she wrote, and "it might prove quite challenging to achieve a clear majority for a full Spanish bailout within the ruling coalition".

"It did prove quite successful but it was very difficult to get the movies that we wanted and also it wasn't as regular as it needs to be.