Sentence examples for demonstrable gap from inspiring English sources
If a demonstrable gap opens up, and is never closed, we would have a sense of the opportunity cost of the conflict's exacerbation.
Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".
For a project whose worth to the potential funder is less immediately demonstrable – and where fandom can't fill that gap – it can be tricky.
Some demonstrable success in turning out new products and in closing the quality gap with rivals wouldn't be amiss before going public.
Finally, gaps in cessation services may be due to a lack of demonstrable cost-effective models for integrating adequate treatment of tobacco use into routine clinical and preventive service delivery.
The health gap between socioeconomic groups was small and non-significant at age 16, but demonstrable at age 21 and numerically increasing with age.
UNICEF's youth-targeted work has been well-intended and well-managed, but the dramatic gap (among Malawi's youth) between knowledge about HIV/AIDS (which is high) and achievement of demonstrable sexual behavior change (which is low) is disappointing.
Having done stints at a16z and Google, it's interesting that Conway's early-stage fund is trying to fill the Series A gap at a time when consumer startups are finding it difficult to raise past the seed stage without demonstrable traction.
Demonstrable competence in relevant areas?
The success of these policies is demonstrable.
