Sentence examples for proven a source of from inspiring English sources
The NFL has proven a source of stability in an increasingly fragmented television market.
"Folks that are advocating repeal … didn't realize how successful it would end up being, and how many people would end up being [covered]." Providing specifics on their repeal and replace efforts has proven a source of consternation for congressional Republicans, especially as the Trump administration has promised that no one will lose coverage under the reforms.
Darwin is yet again proving a source of inspiration.
The scandals have proved a source of embarrassment for its largest client.
Far from adding star power, Bill Clinton has proved a source of rancour and controversy.
The Concordia disaster, especially the behaviour of the ship's captain, Francesco Schettino, proved a source of national embarrassment.
However, the quest for more experienced cover, particularly in defence continues to prove a source of frustration.
He married her in 1859, but the marriage was to prove a source of unhappiness to both.
The question has proved a source of fascination for economists and writers, such as Brigid Schulte, a Washington Post reporter, who wrote a personal investigation of the question.
As a staunch supporter of the remain campaign, in the weeks leading up to the EU referendum the office's proximity has proved a source of temptation.
Sammy and Kim will focus on Davis's relationship with the white actor Kim Novak, which proved a source of controversy in 1950s America.
