Sentence examples for something which has proven from inspiring English sources

This is something which has proven contentious - in the media and, perhaps more notoriously, with Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, who claimed the film "projects India as a Third World dirty underbelly developing nation".

First, though, it needs recognition from Fifa, something which has proved elusive in the past.

This can be studied remotely, module by module – something which has proved very popular with practising OTs who can pursue their own research interests but also combine modules from other disciplines such as speech and language and physiotherapy.

Key to success for Robinson will be whether Scotland can improve their try-scoring rate - something which has proved problematic for the Scots in recent years.

Even so, it's faring better than MoviePass itself, which has proven something of an inextinguishable garbage fire over the last several months.

Whatever happens, it is clear that the car manufacturers will have to give long-term assurances over their commitment to formula one, something which has always proved notoriously difficult in the past given the high turnover of senior management with differing ideas in these companies.

By making such strong statements denying something which has now been proven to be true, Brennan has shown he is completely unfit for the duties of his job.

My father said our work is not a theory because a theory is something which has not yet been proven.

But Google still isn't likely reason for carriers to quiver – mainly because building a service that meets the needs of consumers means building a consumer-facing service organization, which is not something Google has proven terrific at doing just yet.

It allowed the BoJ to pursue a policy that was relatively safe involving a metric (ending deflation) with which people were comfortable, it gave the BoJ the ability to say it was trying extraordinary things, and yet it spared them having to try something controversial which might nonetheless have proven far more effective.By the late 1990s, Japan was suffering from persistent deflation.

"It's politically obscene to have Congress tell the District of Columbia that it can't use local funds for something like needle exchange programs, which have been proven to have a major effect on fighting a deadly disease".