Sentence examples for demonstrably good from inspiring English sources

The laws are supposed to keep people from voting under assumed names, and while nobody seems able to demonstrate that ever really happens, they are demonstrably good at protecting the public from a 98-year-old ballot-wielding nun.

Most people now view the regulation of cigarettes as a demonstrably good thing.

Mr. Obama said he was open to any "demonstrably good idea" that would spur job growth.

He said he was open to "responsible" and "demonstrably good" ideas to create jobs.

Mr. Obama said he would entertain "every demonstrably good idea" for creating jobs, but he cautioned that "our resources are limited".

Perhaps honours really should be confined to people who do demonstrably good or brave things, such as saving children from drowning or single-handedly capturing an enemy machine-gun nest.

The disaffection that gave birth to the Arab Spring was demonstrably "a good thing", promising the downfall of dictators and the prospect of western-style, market-based democracies.

Ultimately, then, the onus remains on the scientists to come up with a must-have application: a gene-edited animal that is demonstrably too good to turn down.

For one, it is both demonstrably not good for you and progressively less fun as time spins on and the beer gets warmer, flatter and fartier.

With an average annotation accuracy of 83.9% for pollen semantics and 98.6% for spore semantics, the semantic models built for morphology annotation demonstrably produced good predictions based on grain morphology that can later be reviewed and validated by palynologists.

Oil and gas transmission pipelines have a good safety record and are a demonstrably safe means of transporting hydrocarbons.