Sentence examples for which later proved from inspiring English sources

In 1936 he worked out the theory of neutron absorption, which later proved useful in building nuclear reactors.

(One of the technologies affected by the decree was the transistor, which later proved essential to computers).

But maybe Christiaan Barnard wasn't much better, and yet he's lauded for introducing cardiac transplantation, which later proved to be so good".

His former NHS trust had spent £6m pursuing about 200 allegations against him – which later proved to be false – including using private detectives to investigate him.

Relying on talking points from the intelligence community, Rice said in television interviews that the attacks were probably spontaneous, which later proved to be incorrect.

On Thursday morning, when news outlets reported that Mr. Trump would give his nod to Mr. Romney, which later proved true, Mr. Hammond told reporters that he had taken the previous day off.

They yield many false positives, which are later proved invalid by sophisticated laboratory testing.

The topics removed from the curriculum included English, social sciences and history, in all of which Haig later proved deficient.

Joubert awarded the Wallabies a penalty, which was later proved to be an incorrect decision, with 43 seconds of the match left.

Both were by Ernest Rutherford, who had won the 1908 Nobel Prize in Chemistry in part for his discovery of the alpha particle, which he later proved was the nucleus of a helium atom.

For example, he said, look at the Buddhist theory of impermanence, the idea that the physical world is changing by the second, which was later proved by quantum physics in the movement of atoms.