Sentence examples for this week proves from inspiring English sources
The public finance figures announced by the chancellor this week proves that, unfortunately, we were right.
But an unusual agreement reached in Europe this week proves that not all potential border changes are quite so contentious.
"I hope this week proves that, if you get the chances, you can deliver them," Kirby said.
Our How I Spend It case study this week proves that not all young adults have been dealt a bad hand.
FROM the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli and now to the dust of Kandahar: the deployment of American marines in Afghanistan this week proves more powerfully than all the supposedly epochal utterances made since September 11th that the United States is both serious about its campaign against al-Qaeda and well on the way to winning it.
If the Klout promotion this week proves to be a success, said Page from Gilt, the company is considering expanding the concept to further tailor numerous, smaller-scale sales to collaborate with not just the Internet's mega-celebrities but also with the merely semi-famous.
Wales today proves the point.
The collection that opened in 2014 proves to be expandable.
What Microsoft showcased today and earlier this week proves the company has finally come to its senses.
Weyl (1918b, 1923b) proves the following theorem.
