Sentence examples for planes proved from inspiring English sources

He supported selling sophisticated surveillance aircraft to Saudi Arabia, despite intense Israeli lobbying against the sale -- and those Awacs planes proved invaluable in the gulf war.

Furthermore, cost-effectiveness planes prove to be a valuable tool in the interpretation of the results in an economic equivalence or noninferiority trial.

That plane proved to be the last strategic reconnaissance aircraft known to be lost during the cold war.

If the plane proved too costly to build, it could still be killed under Mr. Stonecipher, who ended other aircraft programs when he led McDonnell Douglas.

The actions of the Flight 93 passengers who stormed the cockpit to take on the Qaeda terrorists who had seized their plane proved an inspiring rallying point for a stunned nation.

Rayleigh scattering on a 1-D line in the central plane proved to be insufficiently sensitive to show the presence of the cooler zone resulting solely from the physical compression.

Tigher disputes the dating of the film, saying that the lack of repair plating on the plane proves the film was taken in March, before Earhart's abortive first flight rather than in May before her second flight.

What is more, even when decoding of subsequent bit-planes proves successful, be it intra or SW, any errors in more significant skipped bit-planes would push the reconstructed coefficient value into the wrong quantization bin which increases the incurred distortion.

As a result, the planes have proved bad at killing S.L.A. rebels but good at bluntly wiping out civilian life.

A detailed model of a second world war attack plane has proved a hit for struggling toymaker Hornby, which has sold 8,000 units since launching the model.

What could be better for the confidence of, say, Keith Earls and Leigh Halfpenny than to skip on to the plane having proved themselves among the coming men of the world game?