Sentence examples for Demonstrable successes from inspiring English sources

This study examines states' efforts to advance cybersecurity efforts, enumerating lessons learned from an in-depth focus on three case studies of states that have seen demonstrable successes.

His campaign has vowed to "select a police commissioner with demonstrable successes in driving down crime and the ability to mend police-community relations" — a description that could fit Mr. Banks, but also Mr. Bratton.

For any long-term ambition to increase partnership between industry and education to be successful, true innovation should come from politicians to move away from soundbites and instead look to build upon the demonstrable successes that the university sector has achieved – against a backdrop of significant upheaval.

A decade of intensive research into developing predictive models that are capable of dividing patients into clinically relevant groups has yielded a number of demonstrable successes.

Re-assessing the costs and consequences of medication were among the issues raised by NGO leaders among others [ 8], because of rapid changes in medicines available, decreasing prices, and demonstrable successes in treatment in countries such as Brazil.

Seeing that combination of real, micro-level data with demonstrable success and progress was exhilarating.

Film is big business, filled with financial risk, and so "the whole industry is based on demonstrable success," says Peplow.

The paper includes two case studies of applying the approach – with demonstrable success – in a large financial institution and in a leading publishing company.

Some demonstrable success in turning out new products and in closing the quality gap with rivals wouldn't be amiss before going public.

He said African crises went unattended because protracted conflicts did not attract the attention that natural disasters like earthquakes or tsunamis did and because people did not think they lent themselves to demonstrable success.

At the conclusion of Lisa O'Carroll's blog posting about the huge losses sustained by Denis O'Brien in acquiring 22% of Independent News & Media stock, she asks: "Why on earth does O'Brien want a slice of Irish action, given he has such demonstrable success in emerging markets where real progress and profits are being made?" The answer is straightforward, and it has a long history.