Sentence examples for proves because of from inspiring English sources

And one among the extant fragments of this treatise not only proves (because of the formulation in Greek of the title as quoted) that this title really is 'Physical Tenets', but also demonstrates that such tenets were criticized according to the rules of dialectic.

Intent is hard to prove because of optics of the shooting – black body, blue uniform.

I can now prove, because of this letter from the psychiatrist, that he is mentally ill".

Industry analysts said that the accusations of fraud might be difficult to prove because of the arcane way telephone calls are routed and the complexity of standard industry practices.

That is not unusual in these types of case and the fact that older cases are hard to prove because of the inevitable memory problems is not a reason to consign them to the "too difficult" box.

The government's case — the largest ever insider trading case involving hedge funds — could be difficult to prove because of the notoriously vague laws governing insider trading, legal experts say.

They're quite a bit older than me, but I have nothing to prove because of my age.

The higher-order Fefferman-Poincaré type inequalities on stratified groups can also be proved, because of the higher-order representation formulas proved by Lu and Wheeden [10, 15].

There were allegations at the time that these magnates made donations to the Tory party - though this could not be proved because of the opacity of the party funding system.

(ii) The higher-order Fefferman-Poincaré type inequalities on stratified groups can also be proved, because of the higher-order representation formulas proved by Lu and Wheeden [10, 15].  .

The overall success of solar tags has yet to be proven because of their relatively limited use.