Sentence examples for demonstrates usually from inspiring English sources

As Wallace notes, and the discussion of post-Lisbon energy policy development later demonstrates, usually new formal policy competences follow informal Community discussion into policy areas not firmly defined by treaties (Wallace, 2002: 328), bolstered by high quality, rational and effective arguments.

Proof of the organization's 501(c) (3) status must be demonstrated, usually by providing a copy of the organization's letter of determination from the IRS.

The materials with higher coordination number, shorter M-O bond length and covalent nature of this bond demonstrate usually thermal stability.

In the first stage the treatment is described and demonstrated (usually in the context of a "workshop" from an expert, typically lasting between 90 min and two days), and in the second the trainee uses the treatment under the supervision of a therapist who is proficient in the treatment concerned.

Telling the truth, the movie demonstrates, is usually no fun at all.

A fearsome competitor since he was knee-high, he'll be giving it his all, which, history demonstrates, is usually sufficient to place him on the first page of the leaderboard on Sunday afternoon.

Incumbents that are used to dealing with product-based competition often don't know how to react to a platform that competes at an ecosystem level, and as the case of Uber demonstrates, they usually turn to regulators.

The National Theatre is now demonstrating the usually dark-browed and generally acknowledged dad of serious American theater wrote two comedies.

Responsiveness was evaluated by the ability of the tool to demonstrate change, usually in response to an intervention.

History demonstrates that democracy usually follows good governance, not the reverse".

Next, another test subject demonstrates how she usually gets up and down stairs.