Sentence examples for proved to find a from inspiring English sources

The issue of their complicity revolves around legal interpretations of what constitutes mens rea, or intent, and how far "specific direction" must be proved to find a defendant guilty.

Berkovits, quoted in the Toronto Star, said, "We are disappointed that the Crown decided that this case could not be adequately proven to find a verdict of guilty.

But critics say the House bill promotes techniques like breast self-exams that have not proved to find cancer at an earlier stage or to save lives.

All proposed algorithms have a cubic time complexity and are mathematically proved to find exact solutions.

To prove Theorem 1.5, we try to find a critical point of the functional Φ (see (2.5)) in E. We prove that Φ has a linking geometric structure and use a linking theorem under (C) c condition (see Theorem 2.1 in [11]) to get a (C) c -sequence { z n } ⊂ E of Φ.

It has proved difficult to find a material that is stable, robust, electrically insulating, sticks firmly both to copper and to silicon, and does not react with them.

But the intransigent prime minister was still not prepared to step across the Rubicon and it proved impossible to find a middle path between having a statute or not having one.

It proved impossible to find a stabilizing RNA concentration below 20 nM, in contrast to the widespread use of 2′-deoxy-oligonucleotides for this purpose.

On several occasions, it proved difficult to find a suitable angle of entry that would both fix the DHS side plate in an adequate position as well as provide suitable bicortical purchase around the IM nail.

Her mother said it was proving difficult to find a job, partly because she is not graduating with a traditional high school diploma, but with one from an individualized education plan, which will signify that she has accomplished the goals she and her teachers set for her.

It has proven difficult to find a pair of complementary oligonucleotides each of which will act as an efficient template for the other, allowing repeated amplification of the two sequences [ 34].