Sentence examples for proved continually from inspiring English sources

The muscular cast of his music proved continually attractive to choreographers, as with Crossing the Border, produced as a ballet by the National Ballet in Amsterdam, and Dance Works (1993), written for the London Contemporary Dance Company, the music existing in two versions, for ensemble and two amplified pianos.

Unsurprisingly, ransomware is exploding in popularity, as the low-cost, easily usable malware proves continually effective at extracting money.

You're not alone if you're drawing a blank, as the bulk of B2B companies are still not taking full advantage of online video despite its proven and continually growing track record.

Her soccer mind continually proved just as valuable.

And she gave tips galore on inexpensive brands, sale strategies (shopstyle.com!) and continually proved that you can indeed dress well on a budget (provided you make a budget!).

It's a throwback, I suppose, to when we lived as hunter-gatherers and your own high status had to be continually proved in order to secure the prehistoric equivalent of the last non-chipped mug in the kitchen for your morning tea or the comfy seat in the meeting room.

Still, no analyst seems to be concerned, as Netflix's current debt/equity ratio is.939 and the company has proved to be continually profitable.

Despite obstacles and limited support, the programme proved successful and continually developed, and is now under the authority of the Centre for Educational Technology.

The Church generally regards homosexual acts as sinful, and has ostracized many within the LGBTQ community from the faith but Francis has continually proved to be one of the more liberal popes the Vatican has seen in years.

One of the most infuriating facets of contemporary politics is the unbreakable reverence afforded politicians and commentators who've continually proved themselves to be out-of-touch and out of ideas.

Bosnians have had to continually prove that they are".