Where can you best leverage the person's expertise in a way that demonstrably moves the needle?
I emerged from Lesson 1 with demonstrably improved knowledge and an eagerness to move onto the next one.
"We are concerned that the interim agreement would require us to make significant concessions before we see Iran demonstrably commit to moving away from developing a nuclear weapons capability," said the letter, which was signed by Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz)., Lindsey Graham (R-S.C ., ChaR-S.C .humer (D-N.Y).
The solution Ke2# is unique, because 0-0-0# illegalnsthebly illegal -- the White King must have moved to let the Black King reach g1 via f1.
To suggest that we can stabilize concentrations without significant advances in energy innovation is not just misleading, it is based on a demonstrably flawed analysis.You can see data on the slowing decarbonization of the global economy (and indeed we have moved to re-carbonization) here.
Not only was the ceremony demonstrably not shite, it was the most surprising, moving, spectacular cultural event this country had ever seen...modern Britain, in all its berserk, multi-faceted glory".
A slender man with an exuberant stage presence, Mr. Trifonov is certainly a virtuoso with a demonstrably prizewinning technique, evident as he fluidly sailed through bravura passages, his fingers moving in a blur through rapid octaves and chords.
Hayduk, Cummings, Boadu, Pazderka-Robinson and Boulianne [ 9] argue "that attentively constructed and theoretically meaningful models that fail ought to be carefully discussed and published" because science will move in new theoretical and methodological directions when the current theories and methods are demonstrably inadequate.
Cloud applications are demonstrably cheaper to run, too.
It's easier to predict and prepare for how autonomous cars will interact with each other than it is to imagine every move — some of them demonstrably idiotic — that a human driver might make.
It was a move for which the police were demonstrably unprepared.
