Sentence examples for proving to make from inspiring English sources

The fact that the fifth wealthiest person in the world is among other entrepreneurs setting their sights – and betting their wealth – on finding new ways to make space exploration affordable is already proving to make waves in this industry.

The foreword by Germanotta's daughter, Lady Gaga, is advertised in large text on the front cover and is already proving to make the book a must-get item.

'There are three very anarchic boys in this group and they are proving to make sessions very difficult … Lewis had to be sent back to class early on in the session'.

(Michael, 13/01/09).Nonetheless, small groups are easily disrupted and both artists on occasions reluctantly resorted to some authoritarian inputs and sanctions in order to enable non-authoritarian relations to flourish: 'There are three very anarchic boys in this group and they are proving to make sessions very difficult … Lewis had to be sent back to class early on in the session'.

"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.