Sentence examples for demonstrable gains from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s American feminists made demonstrable gains.

In discussing its policy, the highway agency said there were demonstrable gains in legibility when mixed-case Clearview letters appeared on a reflective surface called microprismatic sheeting.

Willis says they will monitor its work over a five-year period to see if there's an impact, and will bid for it to continue if there have been demonstrable gains.

The costs to society have been astronomical, with no demonstrable gain.

But what about increased student productivity or demonstrable learning gains?

It won't end at UNGASS, but we're hoping that we can get some pretty influential governments like the United States, Canada, Mexico, Colombia, and Switzerland to go on the record saying that the current status quo is pretty dumb, as it costs a lot of money and generates a lot of violence, bloodshed, and environmental damage for no demonstrable positive gains.

Despite demonstrable health gains among enrollees, however, clinicians in many programs in the region are now reporting substantial patient attrition.

There was no demonstrable increase in interstitial fibrosis.

First, performance measurement with feedback to providers has produced demonstrable, but modest, gains.

Despite the flexibility and breadth, all CRS curricula share a demonstrable commitment to gaining a truly interdisciplinary education.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".