Sentence examples for proves to make from inspiring English sources

It's a massive, massive problem and what he's basically saying is that he's not going to change his mind about it, until he's out of power or if it proves to make a negative difference.

"Scientifically proven to make you go faster!

But the interception could prove to make the difference.

They are also scientifically proven to make you feel better.

Singing is medically proven to make people feel better.

"But continuing to run has never been proven to make it worse".

This retreat to ethnic and sectarian identities in Syria could prove to make any future dialogue between different groups difficult.

The overall impression is that the unusual marriage between Hermes and Margiela has been proven to make sense.

The true solution to reducing emissions is maximizing voluntary measures that are already proved to make a difference and creating international emissions guidelines through the International Civil Aviation Organization.

Manning added: "I think he's been harsh to try and prove, to make a statement, that there is no place for this in the game of football".

It was not the most scientific approach, and it proved to make absolutely no difference as the Mets mustered just three hits in a 5-1 loss.