Sentence examples for proves at all from inspiring English sources

If Dawn Approach proves at all deficient in stamina, over the extra half-mile he will have to cover at Epsom compared with when winning the  2,000 Guineas, then O'Brien is guaranteed to have all escape routes covered.

Science is not about proving at all cost some preconceived dogma.

10.15am: "Professionally I don't think we had any points to prove at all," Dannatt says, denying suggestions that there was a rush to war.

"Karen is a top goalkeeper proven at all levels," added Lincoln chief executive Luke Negus-Hill.

While neither of my mobile money services proved at all useful over the week, there were two things - taxis and coffee - that proved easy to pay for by phone.

At the same time, however, his analysis remains ambivalent, as he also argues that both the normative and the empirical assumptions underlying MC are outdated (p. 2), or at least have become a lot less relevant (p. 4), or were never proven at all (p. 11).

Although AgNO3 as a trapping agent does have the drawback of excess precipitate forming in the trap, the excess mass has not proved at all detrimental to further isotopic analyses and if necessary can be removed by a second distillation using the Cr-distillation [17, 19] method.

The capacity to perform at an energy level of 200 Watt minimum has to be proven at all occasions.

Prove at all times that you are good at communicating.

In the case of breast implants, this has not been proved at all.The implants were at first said to cause "connective-tissue disease", a recognised ailment that afflicts about 1m American women.

Spolier alert: I wasn't proved wrong at all.