Sentence examples for which finally proved from inspiring English sources

It was that style which finally proved enough to kill off the Rotherham challenge, although the Millers did prove a tough nut to crack.

Just as the bombarded people of Sarajevo deserved American-backed firepower — which finally proved decisive in 1995 — so do the people of Benghazi.

But the 21st century has seen him making up for lost time, with a series of stories and a novella, and The History Boys, which finally proved, with its success on Broadway, that Bennett's humour does travel and translate.

As (n rightarrowinfty), we obtain (r_{x}( Tx) =0) and therefore, (Tx = {x}), which finally proves the statement by contradiction.

It begins in the 1950s, but then starts flitting about as Kapuscinksi himself flitted from continent to continent, learning the journalistic trade of which he finally proved to be such a master.How did the first historian of ancient Greece help a journalist from post-war Poland to get a handle on the slippery world?

It was later formalised by Thomas in the form of a conjecture [ 29], which was finally proved by Soulé [ 30], see also [ 31, 32].

No matter which contract is finally proved to be authentic, the contempt order was the biggest setback yet to the credibility of Mr. Ceglia's claims.

At the start of the series, Skinner was unfriendly towards Mulder because of his belief in the extraterrestrial, while throughout the series run Skinner has moved on to respect and agree with Mulder's idea, which is finally proven in "Requiem", when he saw an Alien spacecraft.

In his research into tuberculosis Koch finally proved the germ theory, for which he received a Nobel Prize in 1905.

That is why the tranquil climax of his film, at which the burdens finally prove too much, can still summon tears.

RNAi experiments finally proved that this STE20 kinase is essential for LMP1 activation of the cellular JNK pathway, which is required for host cell transformation by LMP1.