Sentence examples for ultimate proof of the from inspiring English sources
It was the ultimate proof of the City's burgeoning power over New York.
The ultimate proof of the backward-looking impulse behind all the "Who Wants to...".
The capacity to attract new blood is the ultimate proof of the vitality of any trade.
Using the latest advances in genetic science to provide the ultimate proof of the royal pudding would be a logical extension of the complex list of royal succession.
Cellulosic ethanol is the great hope of many environmentalists since its carbon, unlike that in fossil fuels, comes from the atmosphere and thus cannot make a net contribution to global warming when it returns there.The ultimate proof of the success of synthetic biology, though, would be not merely an artificial metabolic pathway, but an artificial organism.
The expansion will also include the ultimate proof of the ASAP concept through a campus [End Page 114] wide expansion at Bronx Community College that will place most first-time, full-time students who enter the colleges into an ASAP pathway.
"Our investigators through their work were able to discover online chatter among the perpetrators that is sort of the ultimate proof of this, the joy they were taking," Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick said this week at a news conference at which he grew emotional.
What he has created in "Demolition" is the ultimate proof of that knack: an upbeat film about grief.
The young lovers, with their innocent, daring, intensely sincere, and consecrated love (and the ultimate proof of that consecration, as one spiritually awakened young character says, is their willingness to die for each other), have provoked a scandal.
The ultimate proof of this occurs when one substitutes "a white male" for "Latina woman".
Until now, GC-C-IRMS analysis was performed whenever a urine sample showed a T/E ratio above the threshold and was considered as the ultimate proof of doping if the carbon isotopic ratio of T or its metabolites was significantly different from one of the defined endogenous reference compounds.
