Sentence examples for demonstrably more from inspiring English sources
Albany is demonstrably more dysfunctional than Trenton.
Mobile browsers are getting demonstrably more powerful.
As word of the new list leaked out, Britain became demonstrably more cooperative, he said.
Was one method demonstrably more effective or successful than the others?
And, yet, from birth, boys are eminently and demonstrably more vulnerable.
And because they both attract demonstrably more women than men, spas and book clubs are a logical match.
Forget, for a moment, that Carson is demonstrably wrong; more than half are women, and more than half are younger than 17.
Edzard Ernst, emeritus professor of complementary medicine at Exeter University, says they should be judged in the same way as conventional ones: "If a therapy demonstrably generates more good than harm, it should be considered for routine use".
One of the foremost aims of medical ethics is to make sure that people receive treatments that demonstrably do more good than harm, so it directly relates to the health and wellbeing of all of us.
Indeed, where unverified reports are the rule and anecdote prevails over skepticism (cryptozoology, UFOs, faith healing, etc)., fakes are demonstrably much more common than in, say, day-to-day news reporting.
His story and sound have inspired many listeners over the years, none more demonstrably than the author Michael Connelly.
