Sentence examples for regularly proven from inspiring English sources

Neuroscientists are still trying to work out the specific mechanism behind this link, but the placebo effect is still regularly proven to be one of the strongest medical responses there is.

There are more than a billion bicycles in the world — more than twice the number of cars — and the bike has regularly proven to be the fastest form of urban transport, reaching its destination more quickly than cars, buses, tubes or pedestrians.Bella Bathurst made her name writing about the lighthouses built by the ancestors of Robert Louis Stevenson.

In a primary campaign that has been volatile at times, with pundits regularly proven wrong before they finish their soundbites, the chattering class appears to have gotten the main thing right: Mitt Romney is going to be the nominee.

And while the Mercy Corps focused on youth in conflict zones, the same psychological factors may also apply to the radicalization of youths in Western Europe and the US, where again alienation — not poverty — has regularly proven to be a trigger, the researchers said.

In weak, deficient or inequitable health systems in particular, the timeframe needed for expected improvements is uncertain and in case of setbacks in the situation, e.g. renewed violence or increased direct health needs following outbreaks or influx of displaced people, it has regularly proven difficult to 'change gears'.

Fears that men would not take the pills regularly proved to be unfounded.

As Mr. Boulez and others regularly prove, decibels in themselves are a paltry goal.

Rahul Gandhi, scion of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, is poised to take over, but regularly proves himself incapable.

POLLSTERS regularly prove that point by eliciting opinions from people on nonexistent laws and even nonexistent people.

For all that the villagers' cause is just, the means employed in demonstrating their discontent regularly prove counterproductive.

Asmir Begovic was the away side's stand-out performer, regularly proving himself equal to the potshots that rained down on his goal in the second half.