Sentence examples for demonstrably no from inspiring English sources

That's demonstrably no longer the case.

That right can be overridden if an imminent need to protect innocent people requires it, just as the concern about military meddling behind someone else's borders can be set aside when there is demonstrably no alternative.

Mr Bilton has been nagging the FAA to relax its regulations governing electronic devices that demonstrably cause no harm to an aircraft's instruments.

That may make a "clean room" option economically unviable because the startup would have to hire one or more other developers who demonstrably had no access to the competitor's API.

However, she believes that because this version of history is demonstrably false, no action is needed by medievalists to contradict white nationalist usurpation of history.

The claim that typical angel returns are atrocious is demonstrably false, and no amount of tortured reasoning or unsystematic anecdotal evidence will prove it true.

In many instances, no demonstrably effective prophylaxis or treatment is available to help those with positive test results.

In other words, it is inappropriate to argue, for example, that since there is no demonstrably superior model (a very debatable argument in itself), we might as well continue to assume a LNT relationship.

Last week, drilling under a dammed section of the river was called off, but Young has subsequently called on the outgoing president to demonstrably enforce the no-drill zone.

Mr. Bruton's vantage point is Western Europe, but many Eastern European countries -- with a few exceptions, like the pope's native Poland -- are no more demonstrably devout.

But simply saying no to a demonstrably bad idea does not constitute creative lawmaking.