Sentence examples for proving that it could from inspiring English sources

Not that American viewers should be entirely surprised, either: last season, when the show unceremoniously lowered the blade on Peter Russo, played by a mesmerizing Corey Stoll, it demonstrated a sense of its own bravado, proving that it could be as ruthless and unsentimental as its main character.

At the beginning it is all about developing a product that didn't exist and then proving that it could work as a concept.

His ultimate goal was to redeem genetic engineering by proving that it could contribute to solving malnutrition, which he sees as the biggest problem in the world.

A computer systems manager from Dallas spent all of last year proving that it could be done -- with a little help from corporate sponsors.

Amid the continuing drumbeat of departures and disappointing ratings, Ms. Winfrey's own talk show, "Oprah's Next Chapter," has sometimes brought in millions of viewers to the channel, proving that it could still succeed over the long term.

But Mr. Aboulafia said some aviation officials also interpreted her stark comments as a sign that Boeing faced significant political and public relations hurdles in proving that it could make the planes safe.

As finance ministers from the 16 countries that share the euro met Monday in Brussels, a regularly scheduled event, the onus was on Athens to prove that it could get its finances in order.

Penn State Coach Rene Portland said it was the kind of run -- putting a close game away -- that her team needed to make to prove that it could meet its goals of advancing beyond the N.C.A.A. regional semifinals this season.

Box showed that on a year-over-year basis, it could grow its top line, but unfortunately didn't prove that it could do so while reducing its red ink.

Jack Reichman, an analyst at Standard & Poor's, said Aetna would have to prove that it could make money with its new strategy of "managing costs by managing care".

As finance ministers from the 16 countries that share the euro prepared to meet Monday night in Brussels, a regularly scheduled event, the onus was on Athens to prove that it could do enough to respect its target.