Sentence examples for demonstrably increasing from inspiring English sources

Representative Franks said during the debate over the bill on Wednesday that recent studies had shown that the practice of sex-selection abortion was "demonstrably increasing here in the United States".

At least eight of the world's 19 polar bear subpopulations are declining, and just one is demonstrably increasing (because severe overhunting was finally curtailed), according to the IUCN Polar Bear Specialist Group.

Claims that polar bear numbers are actually rising are false: At least eight of the world's 19 polar bear subpopulations are declining and just one is demonstrably increasing (due to the curtailment of severe overhunting levels), according to a 2009 report by the IUCN Polar Bear Specialist Group.

This advocacy gap has demonstrably increased, joining other advocacy gaps throughout state and federal courts, which powerfully contribute to the vast justice gap in the United States.

And focusing on the mentally ill, most of whom are not violent, overlooks people who are at demonstrably increased risk of committing violent crimes but are not barred by federal law from buying and having guns.

Warming of permafrost in rock and debris slopes has demonstrably increased instability, manifest as rock glacier acceleration, rock falls, debris flows, and related phenomena.

Krieg says ATG's e-commerce software business had seemed safe because it "is one of the few areas where you can demonstrably increase revenue growth for a customer".

Over the last decade, STIs among Thai teens have demonstrably increased, from 7.3 per 100,000 in 2005 to 34.5 per 100,000 in 2015 according to the Thai Bureau of Epidemiology.

The vibe was much as you'd expect: sadness that a man who has demonstrably increased incidents of racism among America's children will soon be leading the country.

However, if Iran's geopolitical role demonstrably increases relative to Saudi Arabia's, Trump could face considerable pressure from Republicans to improve the Washington-Riyadh relationship and counter-balance against Tehran.

Gahan Wilson, in First World Fantasy Awards (1977), claimed that noting that a book had won the Hugo Award on the cover "demonstrably" increased sales for that novel, though Orson Scott Card said in his 1990 book How to Write Science Fiction & Fantasy that the award had a larger effect on foreign sales than in the United States.