Sentence examples for demonstrate the gravity of from inspiring English sources

Estimates of the HIV-AIDS epidemic in Malawi published by National AIDS Commission (NAC) and other sources consistently demonstrate the gravity of the epidemic's effects [2] [8].

One challenge in demonstrating the gravity of the problem to the public is the lack of national standards about what level of contamination constitutes a hazard.

The fact that 17 charities, not-for-profits and companies, which make up 20% of the learning-disability care sector – including Mencap, United Response and Voyage Care – have come together to launch the Learning Disability Voices campaign, demonstrates the gravity of the position that we are now in.

A study undertaken by Dornan and co-workers [ 5] demonstrated the gravity of the situation when it was determined that there was an error rate of 8-108-10%prescription writing.

"It is incumbent on Denmark to demonstrate factually that the gravity of the situation justifies putting in place controls which might affect the exercise of free movement of goods, services and persons at the internal borders with Germany and Sweden".

In one of his more spectacular stunts, in order to demonstrate the weakness of gravity compared with other forces, he jumps off a skyscraper.

When we last saw him on TV in 2003, in a PBS series of the same title, he was leaping off the Empire State Building to demonstrate the weakness of gravity.

Based on the identification of known geological features, the main findings demonstrate the reliability of the gravity data derived from the Earth Gravitational Model EGM2008.

The present results demonstrate the existence of gravity-related 3-D topography of spatial orientations in IO subnuclei DMCC and IOβ (Fig.  7).

Throughout the trial, Tsarnaev had been a cipher, and observers wanted him to demonstrate that he understood the gravity of his misdeeds.

"No party has a divine right to exist," has become a kind of mantra for MPs who want to demonstrate that they fully understand the gravity of their predicament.Even the Daily Telegraph has got in on the act.