Sentence examples for can demonstrably from inspiring English sources
'Is it possible to build a general purpose, programmable quantum computer?' Well, now we've done it and so have others". With that main technical hurdle out of the way, he says, the next phase is demonstrating "quantum advantage". That is, showing that quantum computers can demonstrably solve useful problems faster than a traditional computer or at least less expensively.
Being treated by kind, warm physicians can demonstrably improve patient health, Stanford social psychologists have found.
Mr. Keltner covers broad, interesting territory on his way to the conclusion that sincere smiling, regard for others, trust, cooperation and kindness can demonstrably enhance our lives.
That is why President Obama will probably focus his talks here on securing deals for American companies that can demonstrably create jobs in the United States, according to administration officials.
These glaring facts are likely to force ever more attention on to health productivity, health innovation and the adoption of models from elsewhere that can demonstrably achieve more for less.
A 28-year-old region in a world afloat in old wine cultures, Long Island possesses few reds that can demonstrably deliver, after years of proper storage, the depths and subtleties that, say, Bordeaux and Burgundy do.
It's not like learning to play the violin, where you can be demonstrably talented at a young age.
On the other hand, it balances those rights against "such reasonable limits" as "can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society".
Because of the huge number of small companies in the world, Mr. Sah said, managers who choose their stocks wisely can produce demonstrably better results than their rivals.
Section 1, the "limitation clause," makes the Charter's many guarantees subject "to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society".
