Sentence examples for thought to prove from inspiring English sources

Our model also suggests an alternative explanation for data previously thought to prove the existence of an entity known as protein X.

But Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Orlando, once thought to prove Detroit unnecessary, have gone bust.

Though Krugman has been criticizing some policymakers' obsession with austerity for years, the strategy has recently come under fire after a widely-cited paper by Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Ken Rogoff thought to prove that high levels of government debt correlated with economic downturns, turned out to be riddled with errors.

In a second case, we demonstrate that parameters that were thought to prove the system's dependence on activator-activator cooperativity are relatively insensitive.

That's why Blair agreed to go into Iraq, he thinks: to prove to Bush he had the balls.

Most cases boil down to "he said/she said"; they are thought to be impossible to prove.

"I thought to myself, 'I'll prove them wrong'," said Stracey.

Ironically, the managers thought to be the riskiest have proved to be the best hedges this year.

… We thought we had to prove to people that counterinsurgency worked in Afghanistan.

She thought she needed to prove she was Commander in Chief material instead.

I think I have to prove something to everyone".