Sentence examples for demonstrably great from inspiring English sources

The truth is that many of the demonstrably great intelligence organizations, like the Mossad, in Israel, have been humiliated in the past just as badly as we were on September 11th.

The dividends early intervention programs provide are demonstrably greater than the superficially alluring option of lowering student debt.

The report says the BBC "must provide an English-language service that delivers demonstrably greater equity between the two languages in Wales".

Also, the nascent N-terminus of CheAS bound to the phosphatase (CheZ) more effectively, a conclusion based on the demonstrably greater ability of the P domain remnant to co-sediment CheZ, compared to the intact P domain.

This study investigated whether a grade III postero-anterior rotatory joint mobilisation technique applied to the T4 vertebra at a frequency of 0.5 Hz had demonstrably greater effects than a validated placebo intervention on skin conductance (SC) in the hands of healthy subjects.

Since the antibody PSA complex had demonstrably greater mass than either the free antibody or the PSA alone, macroion mobility spectra were also conducted on antibody antigen reaction mixtures to verify the anticipated masses and stoichiometries of different protein complexes that should be present.

This effect of early deaths has previously been shown to be of greater importance in patients who are more unwell on admission to ICU [ 9], and the population with ESRF has demonstrably greater illness severity at admission than those without [ 11- 13].

And there is a demonstrably large appetite for business loans.

There he was one morning, flipping verbal tiddlywinks with reporters about "Dad's Renaissance"; the next he was... beside Forster, T. S. Eliot and the OMs, demonstrably the greatest living English playwright".

In both provinces, the onus lies on the government to do what's right by women and others needing abortions, but government officials won't even talk about the great need that demonstrably still exists.

The newer CPU models, which were expected to yield greater performance handled demonstrably fewer tests.