Sentence examples for this proved very from inspiring English sources

This proved very difficult and expensive.

This proved very difficult as his French was rusty.

Though it was immediately suspected, following Röntgen's discovery, that X-rays were a form of electromagnetic radiation, this proved very difficult to establish.

This proved very popular with students from outside France, as other Europeans and even Americans came to Paris to experience this new form of medical training.

This proved very time consuming and inspired me to create a product that offered people the chance to live the good life, without needing to give up quite so much time.

By then the squad will have been whittled down to 23 from 26, so this proved very much part of an audition process for, among others, Jack Wilshere, who played 66 minutes on his return to international action after a year out with a broken leg.

So it's important to say that this proves very little.

This proves very effective – especially once the two officers are inside the house – and the effect of what happens at the end is pretty chilling.

This proves very helpful later; making a quiz without planning it before often results in having the three components of a quiz (questions, answers and results) not correspond with each other.

This strategy proved very efficacious during the period of prophylaxis, but this effect faded off after drug withdrawal as the HIV exposure continued [ 11, 12].

To some, this has proved very odd and distracting, especially at a point where the game seems to be preparing us for terrible news.