Sentence examples for proved very good from inspiring English sources

The strong competitive rivalry between contestants proved very good for the advancement of flying.

BETTING against Chinese firms with listings abroad has proved very good business over the past couple of years.

London mayors have proved very good at this, and others such as George Ferguson in Bristol have shown that it is also possible elsewhere.

If I'm right, he must have felt cheated, for the move from the Rhondda to Hanmer proved very good for Grandma, who got much stronger in the country.

Offending small-town morality and being accused of messing with the minds of the world's youth have proved very good for business, as the success of new album, The Golden Age of Grotesque, suggests.

A six-inch snowfall provided a test of winter traction, which proved very good for a two-wheel-drive pickup, with the stability control helping to keep the rear wheels from spinning.

Simulation results prove very good static and dynamic properties of the proposed system.

The simulation results prove very good control performance and the robustness of the B-BAC in comparison with the conventional PI controller.

Taken together, these moves will prove very good for the environment, but they may be less positive for the short-term health of the CIOs who have to implement changes in quick succession.

Shareholders are very bad at monitoring the risks these institutions are taking and partnerships are proven very good at it because the partners are on the scene and they lose everything if things go bad.

In some cases, simple ("back of the envelope") models may suffice – for example, where a device reduces mortality, it may prove very good value for money even if only lives saved are taken into account and potential quality of life improvements ignored.