Sentence examples for demonstrably worked from inspiring English sources
The difference between steroids and all previous performance enhancers was that steroids demonstrably worked -- and they worked really well.
Although this formula demonstrably worked, it took almost 30 years for rival firms to copy P&G.
4) The only thing that has demonstrably worked to reduce the human population explosion rate is letting women take charge of their lives.
Growing out of years of research, it demonstrably works.
By insisting that patients must not be treated with placebos like reiki, scientists also advocate that they receive treatments that demonstrably work better that placebo.
The airlines' trade body, the International Air Transport Association, said only part of its systems were tested and that the facility should not open until all systems were demonstrably "working 100%".In this section Chaos in the classrooms Blaming Uncle Sam Delayed arrivals An ugly alliance ReprintsSuvarnabhumi will be able to handle 45m passengers annually.
But when a good idea demonstrably works, it can spread fast.
Furthermore, because this technique demonstrably works on birds in flight (supplementary material Fig. S7), groups do not have to be restricted to a plane, and more complex 3D flocking behaviours can potentially be analysed (Davis, 1980), which may provide a more flexible approach than the current stereoscopic techniques (Ballerini et al., 2008).
The government's reckless policy of cutting spending and raising taxes too far and too fast is demonstrably not working.
"You turn if you want to," she famously told the 1980 Conservative party conference, at a time when her policies were unpopular and, to many observers, demonstrably not working.
The project is a "disaster" that's "imploding," said John L. Mica, the committee chairman who, like many other planners, now thinks our best bet for intercity rail service is to improve it in the one place where it demonstrably already works well, the Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington.
