Sentence examples for proved a landmark from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's primary, while posing the potential to divide Republicans in November, proved a landmark for the party in Alabama.

Lucy is the renowned fossil whose discovery in 1974 proved a landmark in tracing the origins of humankind.

Inspirations and influences: A Room With a View proved a landmark in the rise of the British costume movie.

In the long-term, Hand's decision proved a landmark in the history of free speech in the country.

A Fistful of Dollars proved a landmark in the development of spaghetti Westerns, with Leone depicting a more lawless and desolate world than traditional westerns, and challenging American stereotypes of a western hero with a morally ambiguous antihero.

The author has succeeded to prove a landmark theorem in the distribution of prime numbers".

The I.B.M. bid could well prove a landmark in challenging that assumption -- or, as some are warning, bearing it out.

"The principal intention for forming this new coalition has been to establish a body perceived as truly representative of the Syrian insurgency," Mr Lister said, adding that the new grouping "should prove a landmark moment for the revolution".

Increasing concern that the industry is neglecting climate change and has failed to set emissions targets – unlike other sectors – prompted more than 80 investors representing $6.5tn£4.94tnto) to challenge fast food chain owners to put robust targets in place for their meat and dairy suppliers, in what could prove a landmark demand.

An hour after Barcelona kick off, Real Madrid will be underway in Bilbao and it could prove a landmark moment.

The extension of synthesis procedure and separation technique to other noble metallic and bimetallic nanoparticles can prove a landmark in the synthesis of nanomaterials.