Sentence examples for demonstrably growing from inspiring English sources

In Bristol recently, a 26-year-old with an operable cerebral tumour that was demonstrably growing and requiring surgery, was placed on a 12-month waiting list.

Such inequities are demonstrably growing in many, if not most countries of the world (6– 8).

The agency's workload for security personnel has demonstrably grown under Trump, who has five children and nine grandchildren.

They don't need sport to get them out of where they've come from.' Hence one solution to the apparent paradox: while Australians are growing demonstrably fitter and more involved in physical exercise, the achievement of our national teams in traditional sports may slide.

In a Washington that has grown demonstrably more testosterone-fueled since President Trump's inauguration, it took two Republican women to secure the end of a long effort to repeal and replace Obamacare.

A few years from now I believe black coaches will be properly represented -- not because owners have caved in to charges of racism, but because there will be a growing pool of demonstrably superior black candidates.

The claims probably do not include fees and growing balances and certainly are not demonstrably backed up with any data.

Growing out of years of research, it demonstrably works.

Sitting through his talk I felt growing rage at his tendentious nonsense – the demonstrably untrue statement that modernist architects were nature-haters, for example – and at the fact that no one was allowed to challenge him directly.

The EU has introduced similar legislation, and a growing number of companies will only buy wood that is demonstrably legal and sustainably harvested.

"Netscape, our poster child for pity, sold for $10 billion in less than four years," says Jonathan Zuck, president of the Association for Competitive Technology in Washington, D.C. "No one was demonstrably hurt; in fact, most of the companies who are complaining about Microsoft are growing by leaps and bounds.