Sentence examples for proven its mettle from inspiring English sources

"It's proven its mettle through various kinds of environments," said Robert P. Napoli, financial services analyst for ABN Amro in Chicago, who figures that the stock should climb to about $43 by the end of next year, based on projected earnings of $2.70 a share and a price-to-earnings multiple of 16.

But it has since proven its mettle in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as on humanitarian missions, including the delivery of relief supplies after Typhoon Yolanda hit the Philippines in November 2013.

The decentralized nature of what has become the backbone of the cryptocurrency craze has proven its mettle.

Although titanium dioxide has proven its mettle for years in solar cells, this is the first time it has been employed in LEDs.

No SARS vaccine has proven its mettle yet in clinical trials, but researchers have developed several prototypes, including a dead SARS virus and a DNA vaccine, both of which have to be injected.

"Living on the Edges: Modeling Formation of the Smallest and Largest Luminous Systems in the Universe" The current Cold Dark Matter paradigm of structure formation in the universe has proven its mettle in numerous stringent tests against observations over the last three decades.

And if there's a time for it to prove its mettle, it's now.

Critics were invited to review the show only last week, an indication that it was not intended for an extended run until it proved its mettle as an audience pleaser, which it has.

But then came the Hong Kong protests, where it proved its mettle as a way to communicate in those kinds of situations, when rival apps struggled.

Now, he said, the opposition must prove its mettle, and it needs help from the West that promised it.

St. John's could face two more local teams before it begins play in the Big East Conference, but it has already proved its mettle against programs that share its recruiting turf but not its national profile.