Sentence examples for proves precisely from inspiring English sources

However, if one persists in claiming that postmodernism's scepticism has won the day, surely the WMD case proves precisely that this is not so, that truth will out?

Mr Swinney argues that it proves precisely the opposite: that potentially wealthy Scotland is being deprived of opportunities to drive growth.

And, as Mary McNamara and Yvonne Villarreal discuss in this week's Talking TV video, "Orange Is the New Black" proves precisely why experiments are so important.

If this finding has been proved precisely, then it is certain that all things will enter another phase".

Warnings from military experts that an extended postwar occupation might severely strain U.S. forces have proved precisely on the mark.

At the time, Watson's spell looked ominous for the remainder of the field; it ultimately proved precisely that.

Ashley presumably wanted to see his current manager Steve McClaren's choreography of Newcastle prove precisely why he sacked Sam Allardyce back in January 2008.

The Northern Irishman had continually insisted he was close to breaking his run and proved precisely that – in the stunning fashion which renders him such a great champion.

His challenge at Hull – and in the series of tricky fixtures beyond – is to prove precisely why Ruud Gullit, Sir Bobby Robson and Freddy Shepherd rated his talents so highly.

"We recognize the difficulty in proving precisely which manufacturer caused any particular plaintiff's injuries since crime guns are often not recovered," Judge Wesley wrote.

Perhaps the biggest difficulty caused by the presence of so many of the super-rich is to do with the fact that they prove, precisely and completely, that we aren't in it together.