Sentence examples for proof will have from inspiring English sources

The production, which is again being directed by Daniel Sullivan (a Tony winner for "Proof"), will have a limited run of 78 performances.

Put simply, thanks to Russia's previous actions, even if its spokesmen do in fact tell the truth, its "proof" will have no credibility whatsoever.

The rest of the proof will have no practical difficulties, therefore, we omit it.

After all, anyone who accepts the new axioms used in Putnam's revised proof will have theoretical constraints which go somewhat beyond ZFC + V=L e.g., their theoretical constraints might well include the axiom "there exists an inaccessible cardinal".

A liquor's proof is defined as being twice the ABV percentage -- so a whisky that's 80 proof will have 40percentt ABV. 2. Aperitif Alcoholic drink intended to stimulate the appetite, usually dry rather than sweet.

Since monkeys can climb, your monkey-proofing will have to be more extensive than baby-proofing would be.

Officials have said judges will face high burdens of proof, and will have wide discretion to avoid sharia punishments.

If it's still going to go on and there's no proof we will have to do everything we can to help Alex.

'I think we made the right developments to get the tyre in the right window but the ultimate proof we will have tonight.'" Sensible parenting.

North Korea's claims to have detonated a powerful hydrogen bomb have been met with scepticism by nuclear experts, but definitive proof either way will have to wait until winds have carried particles from the blast across the country's borders.

Despite the proof that workforces will have to embrace older workers, however, government statistics show that up to a million older workers have been forced out of work prematurely through age discrimination, caring responsibilities or health issues.