Sentence examples for weapons proves from inspiring English sources

Nathan Cocks of PC PowerPlay complained the need for secondary weapons proves frustrating: "It is not uncommon to run out of the weapons needed for the job, forcing the player to engage in a tedious game of hide and seek as they scour the map in the hopes of finding another cache".

WASHINGTON -- Since the U.S. and five partner countries announced last week that they had reached the framework for a nuclear agreement with Iran, skeptics have rallied around a familiar argument: The failure to prevent North Korea from obtaining nuclear weapons proves that Iran, too, will ultimately get the bomb.

Previous attempts to ban these weapons proved problematic.

Attempts to consolidate the strategic standoff with a treaty limiting offensive weapons proved more difficult.

The weapons proved to be nonexistent, but the effort was hard and costly.

Beginning in the 1960s, radar-directed antiaircraft weapons proved so dangerous that they threatened to sweep aircraft from the sky.

And until the most recent gas attack in Syria, reliable assessments of the use of chemical weapons proved particularly difficult.

The flow of C.I.A. arms continued, but the weapons proved too little in the face of the Russian offensive.

But the weapons proved less effective than Churchill had hoped, partly because of the damp autumn weather.

One problem for President Obama and his administration is that since American intelligence claims about Iraq's illicit weapons proved false in 2003, assertions by the United States about its adversaries have routinely faced skepticism from other countries.

Djokovic hit another brilliant lob winner en route to earning a break point in his first return game of the second set, but Nadal's weapons proved too large and the Spaniard held for a 2-0 lead.