Sentence examples for this case proves from inspiring English sources

To me, this case proves why curators should never flirt with such ideas.

What this case proves is that the self-regulation the newspaper industry wants is clearly not adequate.

"This case proves how our world is changing," the United States attorney, George E. B. Holding, said in a statement on Wednesday.

"Legacies amount to 10% of our total income from individuals, so they're essential, and as this case proves they can come in all shapes and sizes.

What this case proves is just how hollow the rhetoric about 50 million people "liberated" in the Middle East really is.

UKAD's chief executive, Andy Parkinson, said: "Our pre-Games prevention programme was put in place to ensure that only clean athletes represent Great Britain and this case proves that the system is working.

Britain, which controlled Palestine, was generally unwilling to let in large numbers of refugees, and this case proved no exception.

Despite cooperating closely, these two men always had very different styles of research, which in this case proved to be effectively complementary.

TMZ was the first to report Jackson's death, and its sources in this case proved to be as "credible" as those of any of the old-media laggards.

And indeed, this case proven to be the case, Goldfarb says, with its customers coming in large part from the class of independent business people like fitness trainers and accountants who want to minimise the amount of equipment they use as they travel from client to client, but also want to have solutions help them take prompt, on-the-spot payments.

The lowest kill percentage (85.18%), in this case proving significantly different from the other groups, was obtained with 0.2% CLX.