Sentence examples for prove it making from inspiring English sources

War had a purpose sometimes, and in 1944-45 hadhad flown the lumbering B24s to prove it, making 35 bombing sorties over Europe.

Just detecting it in patients does not prove it made them sick; patients may have some other underlying problem that makes them susceptible to XMRV, which could be just a passenger in their cells.

"Most notably, a political culture that assumes the efficiency of the private sector (without necessarily accumulating data to prove it) makes the hiring of contract workers much easier politically than expanding the number of government employees or uniformed soldiers.

When you were suddenly told that the vehicle was not to be repaired but sold, Hertz could not legally keep your money unless it proved it made a £3,000 loss on the sale due to the damage.

While its strategy is looking increasingly convincing, UBS has yet to prove it can make the kind of returns to justify that.

Global Sports must prove it can make money on the Internet.

As if to prove it, he made a point of paddling his stand-up board out into the river on Wednesday, saying the sewage did not worry him.

On Monday, President Bush signed into law the North Korean Human Rights Act, which bans any American economic aid to North Korea unless North Korea can prove it has made progress on human rights.

Not everyone is so excited by the spiralling valuation of a company that has yet to prove it can make money.

The departure of Mr Davis, who grew up on an estate and has a squashed nose to prove it, has made that easier and Mr Pickles's countervailing presence more valuable.

Even though it took a $100 million investment from Softbank and Goldman Sachs in 2011 at a lofty $1 billion valuation, Gilt has yet to prove it can make a profit.