Sentence examples for but of demonstrating from inspiring English sources

A DNA microarray analysis is an appropriate method not only of annotating the pattern of expression of our full-length cDNAs, but of demonstrating that our strategy for finding novel gene works well.

For the challenge faced by humanities teachers who believe in the learning power of display is now not merely one of practicality – but also of demonstrating how it can link with a heightened emphasis on "canonical" texts and historical narrative.

But instead of demonstrating the kind of public accountability he demands from others within GM, he seems to be avoiding it so far.

But instead of demonstrating a kinship with business leaders, the president has consistently put them on the defensive having to answer to White House policies seemingly out of step with mainstream values, and by extension, creating a risk to their brands.

A seemingly simple but important aspect of demonstrating your humanity is just being present, physically and emotionally.

But Dolan's pattern of demonstrating contempt for conciliation on most fronts has been steady and mostly self-destructive.

We now know from that paper and from our follow-up papers that close to 20% of patients who are thought to be vegetative are actually conscious, but are nevertheless incapable of demonstrating their consciousness through standard clinical assessments.

This matters not only morally, but as a way of demonstrating that the allies are not at war with ordinary Afghans.

Community outreach is not only part of recruiting, but also a way of demonstrating the success of what they are doing at Bulldog Tech.

Abe did not speak of differences but highlighted the importance of demonstrating to the world that the U.S.-Japan alliance is "more robust than ever" and stressing the importance of "thorough coordination" with Washington on all aspects of North Korea policy.

The government's announcement that it wants to provide billions more in funding to CDC, its private sector arm – a fund that the National Audit Office says has improved but is still well short of demonstrating such direct impact – underlines the challenge.