Sentence examples for demonstrable contribution from inspiring English sources
BBC Newsnight said the review is expected to set five tests for the UK's continued status as a nuclear power, including whether it makes a "demonstrable contribution" to the defence of the country and if it represents value for money.
as 'the demonstrable contribution that excellent research makes to society and the economy'.
In a key note presentation the importance of documenting impact was stressed: 'ELSA must have a demonstrable contribution to society and the economy; an effect beyond academia.
A study on the evolutionary dynamics of Vibrio cholerae O1 following its introduction to Haiti [ 18], showed that intrinsic mutational processes accounted for virtually all the observed genetic polymorphism in the 23 genomes that were analyzed, with no demonstrable contribution from HGT.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: Will the Supreme Court ruling equating corporate contributions as personal campaign contributions have any demonstrable effect on the Senate, or just more of the same?
There may not be a demonstrable quid pro quo, but contributions guarantee access, and access guarantees influence.
For some collection-based charities, such as the UK's Arthritis Research Campaign, the virtue of demonstrating the outcomes of research they fund lies in that demonstrable outcomes help them compete for contributions [ 25].
The Lifetime Achievement Award is the gift of the BBC and celebrates those who have made a significant contribution to sport and demonstrable success in their relevant sport throughout their careers.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
Demonstrable competence in relevant areas?
