Sentence examples for move has proved from inspiring English sources

However, the move has proved controversial amongst Tube drivers.

The move has proved controversial with cycling fans used to watching the action from the side of the road for nothing.

However, in Hungary's cash-strapped hospitals, such a move has proved divisive, as new doctors who have signed five-year handcuff agreements can now be earning more than senior specialists.

That move has proved to be a huge drain on the nation's finances, with the government pumping tens of billions of dollars into the banks to keep them afloat.

The move has proved deeply unpopular with Coventry fans, resulting in average attendances of around 2,000 for 'home' matches this season compared to 11,000 last term at the Ricoh, which now stands unused as a football venue.

Lolli told CBS that he got the idea from an employee who voluntarily got the logo tattooed on his body, and apparently the novel move has proved popular with staff.

The highly publicized move has proven to be a magnet for other development to the downtrodden area.

Second, the move has proven to be politically costly to the GOP (though, let's note that costs have been too short-lived for Democrats to exploit).

Yet the glacial pace at which it moves has proved a particular handicap in an age when a promoter can quickly shift from one Web site to another.

Securing meetings with Southwark Council to discuss moves has proven hard for numerous residents.

Some moves have proved ill timed.