Sentence examples for proclaim at from inspiring English sources

Twenty years after AIDS first began to take its toll, officials could not agree on which groups they should even proclaim at risk.

In our own collaborations with Kahneman, we saw this close up, as he would proclaim, at what seemed to be the final stages of some joint work, that he had just discovered a fatal problem with our whole approach and that we would have to give up or start all over again.

Companies proclaim at trade shows and conferences that they have the 'best algorithm' – it's proven because they are top in the tests.

At PPP rallies, the most resounding slogan is "jiyay Bhutto" (long live Bhutto!), which even the family members themselves often proclaim at the end of their speeches.

The draconian conservation campaign had enabled Cape Town to proclaim at least partial success in March when it pushed back Day Zero to sometime in 2019.

That's what great CEOs do, as the Business Council for International Understanding will proclaim at its Dec. 3 dinner in the Waldorf-Astoria, New York City.

While on paper the Daily Mail proclaimed "At last!

Peace was proclaimed at the Diet of Bamberg (March 1135), at which Swabia was returned to Frederick.

"I don't give a shit about lobbyists," Trump proclaimed at an event in May.

The main purpose, he proclaimed at the outset, was to reassert Israel's deterrence against Hamas.

"Mississippi has gone backward in the last four years," Mr. Barbour proclaimed at the outset.