Sentence examples for proving time from inspiring English sources

The protein quality and protein content of the wheat flour have together with the mixing and proving time been found critical for hearth bread characteristics.

It's been put to work in the most extreme locations, proving time and again that capability does not come at the sacrifice of comfort.

There doesn't seem much sense in being overly prescriptive about the proving time here: Smith suggests 45 minutes in a warm place, David up to two hours at room temperature – more important is to leave the mixture until it's a mass of frothy bubbles.

"The most heinous crime committed against breakfast," says the Real Bread Campaign's Chris Young, "is the Chorleywood loaf". Created by the British Baking Industries Research Association in 1961, the Chorleywood bread process was designed to reduce the natural proving time of bread, to make bread production faster.

This is all proving time for us.

Also, and I recognize this is an industry-wide problem with young startups, but it would help to have a little more proving time under their belts.

Although the process is only just beginning, headteachers and school governors are concerned at the disruption and say that the process of trying to support families who face losing their homes is proving time-consuming for staff.

Finding a permanent new base is proving time-consuming and problematic with local sites big enough at a premium – they will inspect another prospective venue next week – with Parish clearly dismayed at what he harshly considers to be "a black mark" against his name.

That was proving time-consuming and difficult.

That's been proven time and again".

But the players have proved time and time again they can now rise to the challenge".