Sentence examples for trial proves from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, my personal trial proves otherwise.

There is a plan to extend its fibre pilot in York to other cities, if the trial proves a success.

If the trial proves particularly unflattering, there may be more pressure on him to leave before then.

If evidence released during the trial proves flimsy, the public could side with Mr. Bo, whose Maoist slogans and new brand of socialism bolstered his popularity in Chongqing.

He envisions fastfood retailers being encouraged to make their packaging red, and even bin bags changing colour if the trial proves successful.

In other words, the Demjanjuk trial proves that while Eichmann himself may be history, the robust process that made Holocaust trials into something more than mere court proceedings is still effective.

But as the 1997 trial proved, a balanced jury is not necessarily a legitimate one.

The United States attorney, Alan Vinegrad, issued a statement yesterday saying that Mr. Rosario's trial proved that he lied to investigators.

But yesterday he sounded as if he would be satisfied if a trial proved to be unnecessary.

Merck withdrew Vioxx from the market in September 2004, after a clinical trial proved that it increased the risks of heart attacks and strokes.

Democrats also underline as cynical the quiet demeanor of Mr. Santorum, in contrast to his signature brashness, when President Clinton's impeachment trial proved unpopular with the public.