Sentence examples for demonstrable changes from inspiring English sources
Nuclear security, the successful prosecution of the war against Al Qaeda and regional stability in South Asia all demand demonstrable changes in Pakistan's failed Kashmir policy.
Literature in basic science and clinical documentation focuses on demonstrable changes and discussion of ethical imperatives combined to provide a sufficient conceptual basis for further study.
Trust comes not from repeated and paternalistic proclamations of success, but rather from the humble admission of mistakes followed by demonstrable changes in behavior and attitude.
Third, as our patients were largely euvolemic, PLR maneuvers resulted in no demonstrable changes in any of our measured parameters.
Subtle changes in a number of parameters in leukocytes, which taken alone fail to show demonstrable changes, might ultimately be responsible for the therapeutic benefit noted with pentoxifylline.
Research has shown that people with internet addiction have demonstrable changes in their brains – both in the connections between cells and in the brain areas that control attention, executive control, and emotion processing.
There has been no demonstrable change in Pakistan's behaviour to justify the enormous reward of a visit by India's prime minister.
Newark did make at least one demonstrable change after 1967: the police force is now thirty-five per cent black and forty-one per cent Latino.
The Gates Foundation has an obsession with achieving demonstrable change with its money.The new campaign comes at an interesting time for the rich in America.
You could assuage a large part of the anger that's driving the ultra-right simply by a demonstrable change of path: pump money into communities and hope will follow.
In a response to a point of order by the chair of the Brexit select committee, Hilary Benn, Bercow said a "demonstrable change to the proposition would be desired … a change in opinion about something does not in itself constitute a change of the offer".
