Sentence examples for a demonstrable problem from inspiring English sources

This is a demonstrable problem, but an even bigger one, affecting men and women alike, is the pay gap between executives and the people who work for them.

Programs that make a demonstrable dent in that problem are thin on the ground, and I am impressed and inspired by the people who are giving their best to make these programs work.

Student trainees are expected to have a demonstrable interest in global problems, familiarity with social science research, and a strong grasp of statistical analysis and quantitative methods.

It is unclear whether lack of a demonstrable benefit is due to problems with bioavailability of this specific formulation of curcumin or to inefficacy of curcumin as an intervention for AD.

What distinguishes the forensic, transplantation, and GWA scenarios in which genetic diversity has a demonstrable impact from the economic development problem?

The group was to hear its guest speaker, Dr. Karl Popper, deliver a paper entitled "Are There Philosophical Problems?" The answer was a demonstrable yes, since it took only 10 minutes for the club's chairman, Ludwig Wittgenstein, to brandish a fireplace poker while announcing "Popper, you are wrong".

Steinberg said the new rules "will not fix all of the challenges and problems that have risen to public attention, but will have a demonstrable, positive effect on the culture of the Senate and strengthen the integrity of our institution".

In MCI, the affected individual subjectively complains of memory problems but has generally normal cognitive and daily functioning despite a demonstrable decrease in memory performance on testing (Peterson et al 2001).

That would have a demonstrable impact.

a demonstrable risk of evidence being destroyed.

Ensuring we make a demonstrable difference and add value.