Sentence examples for demonstrated that too from inspiring English sources

Ebola demonstrated that too many countries lacked the health infrastructure to identify new infections and contain them at source.

He told the Observer that of the 32 reports into different areas of the EU's operation in the review, there was "no report in which it was demonstrated that too much power resided in Brussels".

It has also been demonstrated that too low (less than 40 mg L−1) TiO2 concentration is not recommendable.

They demonstrated that too many patients suffering from diabetes mellitus do not receive consistent therapy for cardiovascular risk factors according to guidelines and therefore the required target values were rarely reached.

It has also been demonstrated that too little glycogen can actually exacerbate I/R injury (King and Opie, 1996), although only haemodynamic function rather than an indicator of necrotic injury such infarct size was determined in these studies.

Representative Bill McCollum, the Florida Republican who asked the accounting office to perform the review, said the inquiry had demonstrated "that far too many of our security facilities where top secret and sensitive information is kept have an open door policy".

But as the past couple of years have demonstrated, that can push prices too far, prompting consumers to overextend themselves.

Shahzia Sikander's bloodless show demonstrates that too much dexterity can limit an artist as easily as too little.

They embody many of McClaren's principles but England must stop Greece from demonstrating that too impressively.

Clinton has the opportunity to demonstrate that, too, by bringing him on the ticket.

"Shakespeare frequently tells the audience about the artificiality of theatre in the play itself, and Dean's masterpiece demonstrates that too.