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Meanings of unproven in English

Portuguese
não provado
Spanish
infunda

Not proved.

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não provado
Usage of unproven in English
1
A small risk to beef consumers surely and one that is unproven.
The Irish Times
2
In any case, he added: The science on this is unproven, speculative.
The Guardian
3
The multiple setbacks have left South Africa relying on an unproven attack.
Reuters
4
To date, however, the clinical usefulness of these molecular characteristics remains unproven.
Pubmed
5
In 2011, Perry said that global warming was an unproven scientific theory.
The Guardian
6
Thirty years ago, an unproven England opener, Chris Broad, filled that role.
Reuters
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Photo: Roadshow The Netflix Originals are also interesting but, you know, unproven.
Radio NZ
8
Others warn that the technologies are unproven and could have unforeseen consequences.
BBC
9
Promoting innovation in highly sophisticated and unproven industries will require more finesse.
Reuters
10
Thursday's study did not account for the fact that CCS is unproven.
Reuters
11
Environmental groups attacked CCS as unproven and a figleaf for coal burning.
Reuters
12
Should he rely on unproven, unreliable interceptor missiles to protect his people.
News.com.au
13
At nickel, Davis is unproven having played just five games last season.
Reuters
14
It noted that the allegations made by the regulator are still unproven.
Reuters
15
Based on these observations, he thinks the ivory-billed woodpecker's survival remains unproven.
Reuters
16
The charges of conspiracy were utterly unproven, and were merely an excuse.
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United States of America
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