Sentence examples for demonstrably as from inspiring English sources

The College, the 'union' for this movement, established a training program demonstrably as rigorous as that of other specialties.

Demonstrably, as Abe Lincoln drew his last breath, the Republican Party became Big Business' infestation of the body politic.

A tapestry copy of Picasso's Guernica depicting a massacre of innocent women and children during the Spanish civil war is displayed on the wall of the United Nations building in New York City, at the entrance to the Security Council room, demonstrably as a spur to the conscience of representatives from the nation states.

The big lesson of this year's campaign -- a lesson that we can be sure politicians will take to heart -- is that a candidate can get away with saying things that are demonstrably untrue, as long as the untruths involve big numbers.

As well as demonstrably bearing ionic functional groups enabling analyte separation in the cation-exchange mode, the columns exhibited additional hydrophobic characteristics which influenced the separation process.

There has never been a single case of a person becoming demonstrably sick as a result of eating genetically engineered food.

This strategy has demonstrably failed, as the UK economy looks to have gone back into recession, public borrowing is on the rise, business and consumer confidence and spending have collapsed and unemployment is rising inexorably.

Experts say that in a system with some successes -- the infant mortality rates in Britain are lower than those in the United States, for instance -- there are few areas where the situation is so demonstrably bad as it is in cancer.

Most biographers concur that Eliot's Boston friend Emily Hale was the great love of his early years; Crawford writes that he was "ineradicably smitten" with her (which seems both a mixed metaphor and demonstrably untrue, as Eliot later brutally rejected her).

I have elsewhere argued that this story is demonstrably wrong as an account of the genealogy of multiculturalism (Kymlicka, 2013).

Was it "demonstrably effective," as CIA officials later claimed?