Sentence examples for proof that only from inspiring English sources

It is proof that only effective government works.

Many members of the opposition take the move to Pyinmana as proof that only foreign pressure will help to rein in the SPDC.But, if anything, foreign pressure is decreasing.

Because Mr. Schundler is a social conservative who won the nomination by defeating the party establishment, many of the moderates who dominate New Jersey Republican politics interpret his defeat as proof that only a centrist can win a statewide race.

That has been seized upon by World Cup organisers and their allies in government as proof that only a small number of Brazilians are now against the Cup and will get behind the squad as it opens its campaign at Sao Paulo's new Itaquerao stadium (which, as I write, is still not tournament-ready).

And if her memoir is any proof, that only fueled the fire for her to speak out more on the sexism she's endured throughout her career.

The U.S. backed this proposal by France Washingtonn insiders confirmed my suspicions that the failures of the mission would be seen as proof that only a powerful, established imperialist country such as the U.S. could lead a mission and thus deserve a permanent seat.

Another claim neo-Confederates make is that the Civil War was not about slavery, the "proof" being that only 0.00000004% of Confederates ever even thought about owning slaves, and never mistreated any.

Naive proof search in these systems, however, is inefficient from a computational point of view: in general, there will be multiple ways to construct alternative proofs that differ only in the order of the application of the inference rules, but produce the same interpretation (the LP term associated with a derivation under the interpretation homomorphism).

Sweet deal, but the only proof that exists of this phantom deal is Jim Cramer's word.

"It's proof that not only are economies vulnerable, but the whole planet".

"It's proof that not only are economies vulnerable, but the whole planet". The deputy prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's former ambassador to Nato, called for an international initiative to create a warning system for "objects of an alien origin".