Sentences with phrase «proven more»

Nothing has proven more powerful for me than assessing my productivity at the end of the week with a completely checked off list.

However, engineering self - healing properties in dry materials — such as rubber — has proven more challenging.

GOP senators have proven more disciplined, and Cuomo has cut deals with them — pushed by the IDC, and often with Democratic votes — to pass six timely budgets and major progressive bills like minimum wage hikes, a system of paid family leave, legalization of same - sex marriage and strict gun controls.

«The adage that what a man can do a woman can do better, has never been proven more by anyone than Diezani Madueke.

Hate him or love, despise him or welcome his annoying epistles that he occasionally releases on matters of national significance, Mr Martin Alamisi Hamidu, has proven himself more of a citizen than a spectator.

The side - by - side pump comparisons and user - submitted reviews from fellow pumpers will help you to determine which pumps are proven more successful than others.

This kid has better bladder capacity than I do!No regressions yet (she's 25 months now), and we've traveled, had a new child care situation, and are working on nightweaning — all times when I thought she might backtrack, but she's proven more diligent than I imagined possible for a 2 year old.

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that took the breath away............... great for me Chamakh has proven more than Bendtner and van Persie, maybe I've forgotten their qualities, can't remember,......

Lucas Moura moved to the French capital in 2012, with Man United having come close to landing the former Sao Paulo man at the time, and after an up and down start to his career at the Ligue 1 outfit the wide - man has proven more effective of late.

Though the former Blackburn and Liverpool manager believes Kane has proven himself more than capable of making the step up to senior level, and he should be kept fresh for the full European Championships in 2016.

Ramsey has proven himself more reliable in terms of fitness, although I see Jack more suited to this role than him due to Ramseys natural impulse to get forward whenever possible, Jack seems more disciplined.

Despite having an off - year, Arsenal striker Alexis Sanchez has proven more than effective even when not playing at 100 - percent.

We have the most clueless and tactically disgraceful manager in the BPL... That is just a fact, proven more and more those last weeks.

However the former PSV Eindhoven man has proven more effective in Champions League action, scoring three goals and providing two assists in four appearances.

Wenger has proven more enough times that he can not cope with the league anymore, so he should put all his focus on the EL, which would get us back in the CL as well.

26 year old striker Remy is currently in the middle of a season long loan spell at Newcastle United and has once again proven himself more than capable of scoring regularly in the English top tier.

He has proven himself more than once, and his unabashed fearlessness against giants can't be taught.

They were really strong on Monday Night and next Monday they'll look to use that regained form in Flag Football which historically has proven more difficult than other sports for them..

Getting people to choke down a handful of insects has proven more difficult than convincing them of the benefits though.

GSE has been proven more effective at killing bacteria than industrial cleaners in hospital settings and it is safe and non-toxic for humans and their animals.

(The Jewish state of Israel and the Muslim states have not solved this problem either, nor have the forces of secular humanism proven any more adept at addressing the moral and cultural crisis of modern societies.)

No issue has proven more vexatious than race in the assessment of the moral stature of Western Civilization.

They irony is that people like Donald Trump and Roy Moore — who often seem to pay little attention to public affairs — have proven more capable of learning than those with fancy degrees and Washington experience.

Despite the spirited defense of Whitehead's superior philosophic originality recently offered by Charles Hartshorne, 4 the charge of «muddleheadedness» lodged by philosophers of a more Russellian, analytic temperament has proven the more serious threat to Whitehead's reputation than Whitehead's own charge of «simplemindedness» has proven to Russell's.

It has proven more complex than you could have imagined.

One surprising factor has been that U.S. shale producers have proven more agile with costs and technology than expected, and U.S. production is off its high but fairly steady at the 9.3 million barrel a day level, according to the latest EIA weekly data.

Starbucks (SBUX) CEO Schultz's memo takes a page out of this playbook: «We've proven more than once that Starbucks can determine its own destiny, regardless of external circumstances.

As some analysts had previously predicted, Apple (aapl) benefitted from Samsung's woes and got a strong reception for its iPhone 7 line, which has proven more popular than the 6s earlier in 2016, Counterpoint said.

But adding local channels has proven more challenging, as many are owned by broadcasting companies that see the the new services as competition.

But unlike so many East Coast dynasties, Los Angeles's elite has proven more transient, its legacies less lasting.

Centaurs, a term for human - machine pairings taken from the mythological creature that was half - human - half - horse, have already proven more effective than humans or computers at chess (at least when given enough time, at least for now).

A 2011 study on military burn victims revealed that SnowWorld — a VR game that allows users to throw snowballs at penguins while listening to Paul Simon — has proven more effective than morphine in pain management.

Miles Nadal's response has proven more nimble than most of his peers.

Industry and civil groups in both Europe and America have proven more engaged in their approach to labour, environmental and human rights concerns in the textile and apparel industries.

«We find that [remote candidates] need to prove more because it takes a certain person to be able to work remotely,» Duckett explains.

Unfortunately, plasma would prove more stubborn than designing a new thermal printing head.

«These efforts may prove more expensive than we currently anticipate, and we may not succeed in increasing our revenue sufficiently, or at all, to offset these higher expenses,» the filing read.

However, the economy has proved more resilient than expected, in large part, thanks to consumer spending.

Sobeys bought the Western Canadian chain in 2013 for $ 5.8 billion; it took just under $ 3 billion in impairment charges last year after digesting the purchase proved more difficult than anticipated.

In power since February 2014, Renzi will be determined to prove himself a more able leader than Berlusconi and avoid the many errors made in L'Aquila, which lies just 56 km (35 miles) south of Amatrice.

Protest leaders suggested a forced evacuation could prove more dangerous to the activists than staying put.

For that reason, shopping for new parents can prove more difficult, especially if you don't have any kids of your own.

Microsoft reasons that offering its game console, a controller, and at least one game to consumers will ultimately prove more popular and provide a deal no competitor can match.

Uber's mission to reduce drunk driving may prove more challenging than the company originally anticipated.

Co-founder of Arkadium, Jessica Rovello, explains how monthly check - ins have proved more beneficial than official performance reviews for her team.

Harvey will probably also prove more troubling than Hurricane Ike in 2008, which cost Continental Airlines $ 50 million two years before it merged with United, Becker said.

But it's the Apple TV 4K's power that might prove more important over time, he wrote.

And the seemingly logical move into developing markets — where the rising middle class meant billions in new consumer spending — proved more volatile than anticipated.

Instead of relying on market returns, it may prove more useful to keep an eye on the long term, and to look at the volatility of any particular moment with more objectivity than emotion.