Sentence examples for demonstrably lost from inspiring English sources

The loss was literal: MP3 is what's called a "lossy" data-compression form of audio encoding; some audio information is demonstrably lost in the process.

Mr Clegg demonstrably lost the election – in seats and votes cast – but he has still managed to trump Gordon Brown; it is he who stands at the threshold of Government while the Prime Minister prepares to pass the other way.

Mugabe, who demonstrably lost the presidential election last March and has nevertheless been clinging to his post, is hoping for a power-sharing agreement with the winner of that election, Morgan Tsvangirai.

This last task has taken on a new urgency against the backdrop of a country that has demonstrably lost its mind.

All of which raises an interesting question: why don't people like Hinderaker who have been wrong about everything for years and years — demonstrably wrong, in ways that would have lost anyone who believed them a lot of money — ever reconsider?

Those things are what I struggle against and why I have made many demonstrably bad decisions in my life, because I had lost the fight with myself.

The tobacco industry lost much of its power after it become demonstrably clear that cigarettes caused cancer, she said, which is what she feels needs to happen with guns and gun violence.

By reconstituting with imaginative recreation what was demonstrably real, they make it real again — they seemingly stop time and pull what's lost into the present tense.

This solidarity between those with least and those (us) with most is also lost when governments are under pressure from voters to use tax revenues only in ways that demonstrably benefit a domestic population.

(Note: Bush's references to "debrillification" and "Cardillac arrest" apparently lost him votes among people who felt that a President of the United States ought to be able to speak English)....Bush's October Surprise charge that Gore, a Southerner, had owned slaves while he was a senator, though demonstrably untrue, forced Gore to go off message during the campaign's critical last days.

The next thing is that the Republican Party (my party and yours) has for the last 30 years or so been operating under a demonstrably false and misleading premise: that tax cuts pay for themselves by generating so much economic growth that they replace the sums lost by tax cutting.