Sentence examples for practice to prove from inspiring English sources

One standard practice to prove a warrior's strength is the circumcision, which occurs when a male is in his teens.

To date, the only definitive way in clinical practice to prove the presence of iron deficiency in CKD is to evaluate the erythropoietic response to parenteral iron administration.

It is as if a woman has to pass suffer and then survive the same discriminatory practices to prove that she is worthy to remain and to move ahead.

The United States is taking some first steps -- bold in rhetoric, still mostly modest in practice -- to prove to its Asian allies that it intends to remain a crucial military and economic power in the region as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan draw to a close.

She attended every practice, trying to prove that she had the right stuff to play Division I football.

"I will practice harder to prove that I can do better," he told the room of applauding journalists and spectators.

In high school, Murrah said, parents of children at other schools would often follow Tebow home after practice,  ostensibly hoping to prove the Tebows did not live in Nease's district.

These factors include absence of guidelines for CAM practice, insufficient research to prove cost-effectiveness and the limited commitment of insurers for reimbursement [ 23, 24].

"In these practices, Barkley wanted to prove to [Karl] Malone that he was the best power forward.

It leads right to the larger issue of why doctors, once they are licensed, can just continue practicing without having to prove themselves periodically".

In all of these cases, the issue was whether commonplace medical practices were able to prove their worth in carefully controlled clinical studies.