Sentence examples for lost proof from inspiring English sources

Twenty-four yeago ago, however, an alternative contender for the lost proof emerged.

The revisionist view of Second Amendment rights gained momentum in 1982 when a Senate judiciary subcommittee issued a report about the discovery of "long lost proof" of an individual's constitutional right to bear arms.

"No one told me I needed to do this," she told VICE News, adding that she only found out because in 2013, she'd applied to replace her lost proof of citizenship card.

"They realized, however," Ms. de Soultrait writes in the catalog, concerning the lost proofs in the sale, "that a third set must have existed, consolidating all the revisions and adding numbers of others, which Proust returned to the printer for subsequent page proofs.

Any proof you have that the defamatory statement fulfills the requirements for suing for defamation, such as proof that you lost work, proof that your family no longer talks to you, etc.

Why were you pointing to the handful of liberal who lost as proof that liberalism failed?" Greenwald responded.

If you open the package or it is destroyed, then you lose your proof.

No responsibility can be accepted for lost entries and proof of transmission will not be accepted as proof of receipt.

Critics of Putinism, especially Western ones, like to point to this lost value as proof that the treatment of Mr. Khodorkovsky and the authoritarian politics that his case represents are a mistake.

Hakamo-o view the number of lost scales as proof of how ferociously they have fought in battle.

It was found out in the early 1990s that the part on lattice theory contains the solution of a decision problem, called the word problem for freely generated lattices, the known solution of which stemmed from 1988! Skolem's terminology and notation in lattice theory are those of Schröder and that is part of the reason why his work was a lost opportunity for proof theory.