Sentence examples for demonstrate more clearly from inspiring English sources
Nothing could demonstrate more clearly the value of having a lawyer.
And yet Lawrence's paintings, and what happened to them, demonstrate more clearly than anything else why he will always be a central figure in the cultural history of the modern world.
She said the United States and its partners would help the opposition unite "behind a shared, effective strategy that can resist the regime's violence and begin to provide for a political transition that can demonstrate, more clearly than has been possible up until now, what the future holds for the Syrian people once the Assad regime is gone".
A simpler two-dimensional model for anti-plane shear kinematics is formulated to demonstrate more clearly how such model equations simplify for future finite element implementation.
Only the author can do that, so rather than try, for example, to explain why a sentence doesn't work, I'll provide an alternative version that I hope will demonstrate more clearly what the problem is.
In summary, the results demonstrate, more clearly than previously, the following.
"This demonstrates, more clearly than ever, that corporate-funded monitoring systems like S.A.I. cannot and will not protect workers".
The British foreign secretary, William Hague, said the referendum result demonstrated more clearly than ever the Falkland Islanders' wish to remain an overseas territory of Britain.
Although the system delivered a majority for the Conservatives, against all expectations, the ERS said the data demonstrated more clearly than ever that the system was skewed against certain parties and biased in favour of others.
In scenes reminiscent of the 18-day revolt two years ago, the chaos demonstrated more clearly than ever that Mr. Morsi and his allies have inherited not only the presidential palace but also the blame for Egypt's myriad problems.
"The decision to permit General Petraeus to plead guilty to a misdemeanor demonstrates more clearly than ever the profound double standard that applies when prosecuting so-called 'leakers' and those accused of disclosing classified information for their own purposes," Lowell wrote.
