Sentence examples for demonstrable shift from inspiring English sources

A demonstrable shift took place once the coalition settled in, says Neville.

But inequities persist, and different manifestations of global philanthropy will be challenged to increase impact and achieve a demonstrable shift in areas such as poverty, health, access to opportunity, and beyond.

"There's no doubt the messaging to communities about the dangers is much better too". Fitzsimmons said there had to be "a demonstrable shift and an improvement to the way that communities engaged and warned" after the Black Saturday fires in Victoria in 2009, which claimed the lives of 173 people and shocked the nation.

There continues to be a demonstrable shift away from Washington and to our state capitals for effective debating and legislating.

There are demonstrable shifts in at least some of the tools the United States can bring to bear.

"It's a demonstrable, secular shift to expressing ourselves in images [and] there's a media shift, which is part of the success of that".

Interestingly, Hassan et al. observed that late-onset HD may have demonstrable forward dural shift in conformity with clinically progressive stage of the disease [ 5].

Over the course of treatment, there was a demonstrable overall downward shift in tumor stages from an initial T2-T4b range to T1a-T2 at Individual End of letrozole treatment.

Additionally, the shift towards demonstrable competencies for physicians generally and pathologists specifically, underscores the need to direct training towards efficiently accomplishing the task, rather than just filling a time-defined period of apprenticeship.

Taken overall, this rather startling conclusion was not just a major shift away from the demonstrable morphology of the Neanderthal specimen which in the same year had been branded a distinct species, Homo neanderthalensis, by the Dublin anatomist William King.

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