Sentence examples for spring has shown from inspiring English sources
The Arab spring has shown patience is running out.
The Arab Spring has shown us that there is huge power in being globally connected as protesters.
Yet the economic model is inseparable from the political model; and, as the Arab spring has shown, authoritarianism has little appeal in the West or anywhere else.
The Arab Spring has shown that millions of Muslims have zero interest in the hard-line theocracy favored by Al Qaeda.
More importantly, says Shawn Gunnarson of Kirton & McConkie, a law firm, the Arab spring has shown governments that social-media networks can become powerful tools for the organisation of political protest.China, Russia and others have proposed an "International Code of Conduct for Information Security"—an attempt to strengthen the role of governments.
In the first half of 2011 the Arab spring had shown that oppressive regimes that had resisted al-Qaeda, such as those of Egypt, Tunisia and the Yemen, could be removed by peaceful protests.
Earlier studies carried out on the West Coast thermal springs have shown a high Na content (Ramanathan and Chandrasekharam [1997]; Minissale et al. [2000]), and most of the thermal springs are of the Na-Ca-Cl and Ca-Na-Cl types, mainly due to the interaction with seawater (Muthuraman [1986]).
"I feel like what I talked to the team about in spring training has shown," Dykstra said.
The validity of these theoretical analyses has been confirmed by a diaphragm air spring experiment, which has shown that the characteristics of these systems can be described by the cusp catastrophe model.
For example, analysis of data from the International Phenological Gardens in Europe (a network of sites covering 69 42° N and 10° W–27° E) has shown that spring events, such as flowering, have advanced by 6 days, and that autumn events have been delayed by 4.8 days, compared with the early 1960s (Menzel and Fabian 1999).
But Mr. Putin has shown a penchant for springing big surprises on an unsuspecting audience.
