Sentence examples for demonstrably big from inspiring English sources

And some non-news programming, like talk radio hotheads, get demonstrably big listenerships.

One of these days a hostile bid will be launched, for a big and strategically important UK company, that is demonstrably bad for the country.

And there is a demonstrably large appetite for business loans.

Negotiating national deals with the rest of the world would also take time, because the global trend is demonstrably towards bigger, over-arching, bloc-to-bloc trade agreements rather than individual treaties.

It was, in many ways, the Beatles' most ambitious, most sprawling studio creation and demonstrably the biggest commercial success of the group's fabled career: It has sold more than 19 million copies in the U.S. alone, according to the Recording Industry Assn. of America, the body that awards gold and platinum certifications.

Plus, stratifying the crowd into price point tiers and making attendees fill out applications to prove their cultural worth deflates any notion of togetherness or keeping it underground or "real"—and it's this sentiment that undermines the idea that the boutique experience is inherently any different than their larger, more demonstrably commercialized bigger brothers.

No one wants a sport whose biggest star is demonstrably not a nice guy, even while we acknowledge that the biggest sports stars rarely achieve without a single-minded determination bordering on the psychopathic.

Self-regulation of big tech has demonstrably failed.

Radiation from the Big Bang was demonstrably warmer at earlier times throughout the Universe.

That would directly address the fact that banks that are too big to fail and demonstrably too big to manage are too big to exist.

They certainly couldn't be doing any worse than the grand football academies being run by our two biggest clubs and which are demonstrably not fit for purpose.