Sentence examples for news prove from inspiring English sources
Does this news prove that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia?
Merrill Lynch's latest news prove that Wall Street just wants their financial firms to come clean.
It was often a privilege but, as this week's news proves, a pain too.
He held the Guardian post until 1991, when his instinct to get ahead of the news proved his undoing.
The good economic news proved to be a boon for the Broad Front (FA), the leftist coalition that had ruled Uruguay for 10 years.
Obamacare is working better than even its supporters expected — but its enemies say that the good news proves nothing, because nobody predicted anything different.
But its cheeky tone and its quick, often-incisive analysis of political news proved so popular that Mr. Lemann and others decided to extend its life and broaden its scope to cover the entire media landscape.
Comrades no more A steal? Finding hidden talent Change in the air Black gold Bloom and blight Listen, Mario Reprints Related items Asbestos claims: No way to right a wrongOct 24th 2002 ABB in trouble: Neither lender nor borrower beMar 28th 2002This double piece of bad news proved more than the markets could bear.
On Sunday, a White House spokesman declined to talk about the reports, other than to issue a statement at the president's ranch in Texas that the news proves the need for "the United States policy for North Korea to disarm in a complete, verifiable and irreversible fashion".
Minutes from the MPC's meeting said that if economic news proved consistent with the Bank's latest forecasts then "a majority of members" expected to support a further interest rate cut, potentially taking official borrowing costs as low as 0.1%.
