Sentence examples for proves real from inspiring English sources

He is more successful in the architectural structure, of which he proves real mastership.

If the change in the North's attitude proves real, however, it creates a whole new set of questions for the United States.

If the new economy proves real, it will be because of this qualitative shift in the potency of capital.What then does the tech-stock collapse reveal about the long-term quality of recent American investment?

If the danger of the cracks proves real, the scientists said, coastal areas of North Carolina, southern Virginia and the lower Chesapeake Bay would be at risk for wave heights similar to the surge of a Category 4 hurricane, which is characterized by top sustained winds of 131 to 155 miles per hour.

For many, the concern has proved real.

The stimulus, however, did prove real and effective (though it was imposed without debate).

She asks if he would have acted so high-mindedly if the black bird had proved real and he had been paid his money.

So far the enthusiasm has proved real: at Mr. Redman's solo saxophone concert on Friday, nearly 1,400 people squeezed into Grace Cathedral.

Watson and Simon Hammersley were proving real thorns in Northampton's side and after a run by Watson, Hammersley's deceptively gangly style twice opened up the Saints defence and the full-back nearly scored in the corner.

Had they proved real, those transistors might have catapulted the young field of molecular electronics from research laboratories to factories in a few years, transforming the computer chip industry.

Shortages of both people and equipment are proving real problems, with some fire services refusing requests to send equipment elsewhere in case it is needed in their own areas.