Sentence examples for become demonstrably from inspiring English sources

The weather in our area has become demonstrably more hostile to agriculture, and all signs are that this trend will continue.

Admitting he began his premiership with a reliance on spin, Mr Blair went on to say TV and newspapers had become demonstrably worse over his 10-year reign.

There is, it turns out, a failsafe way to get yourself energetic (if not enthusiastic) media coverage: all you have to do is become demonstrably more popular than all of your rivals.

"It has become evident time and again that when events become too complex and move too rapidly," Mr. Greenspan said in a speech several years ago, "human beings become demonstrably less able to cope.

At the same time, ideas that were mainly theoretical 25 years ago – solar and wind technology, community energy projects that could take whole towns off-grid – have become demonstrably workable.

According to numerous indicators, authoritarianism in Cuba has become demonstrably worse under Raul Castro.

As word of the new list leaked out, Britain became demonstrably more cooperative, he said.

Parris's orthodox Puritan theology and preaching also divided the congregation, a split that became demonstrably visible when he routinely insisted that nonmembers of the congregation leave before communion was celebrated.

After all, it was Vornado's intervention that forced Blackstone to pay up; however, the flip side (and we do mean flip) is that the properties became (demonstrably) that much more valuable through the competitive process.

It becomes demonstrably clear that you suffer from a moral, intellectual, and ethical void and you try to cover your shortcoming by ridiculing and scorning everybody but those who cater to your ego.

When did the world become so demonstrably concerned about the exclusion of black and minority actors from the movie business's most glittering annual event?