Sentence examples for proof which is from inspiring English sources

While many fitness trackers are "sweat proof", which is the equivalent to splash proof in most respects, some fitness trackers are also waterproof.

"Germany has tabled an accusation without any proof, which is something totally illegal and in gross violation of the E.U.'s common agricultural policy".

Faith as defined in the dictionary, as a "firm belief in something for which there is no proof," which is given "without doubt or question".

While they never came to a complete agreement that the proof was valid, they were approaching the methods necessary to perform the proof, which is very impressive given their communication was only on a comment-based forum.

I'm trying to catch up on the many movies I've missed and tonight it's Tarantino's Death Proof, which is comic-book extreme, but as usual, has a great soundtrack.

But, even if they find a time-period match, it will hardly signify definitive proof – which is why Vinceti considers the opening of the martyrs' crypt to be fundamental.

This proof, which was only briefly outlined by Gödel, has been carried out in detail by Paul Bernays in his joint work with Hilbert.

We don't agree to it, but even their offer of proof, which was submitted after the trial was over, and which is where that number comes from, I think only related to the number submitted as of 5 p.m.

Polaris Partners invested in Living Proof, which was bought by Unilever.

(d) The last line of objection was to a general feature of the 1904 proof, which was not changed in the second proof, namely the use of what became known as 'impredicative definition'.

Ms Cole, who rose to fame in the pop group Girls Aloud, is also suing over a follow up story headlined: "Cheryl And Harvey: The Proof" which was published a week later.