Sentence examples for demonstrating it would from inspiring English sources

Kenneth M. Quinn, the president of the World Food Prize Foundation, defended the choice, saying that crop biotechnology had "met the test of demonstrating it would impact millions of people and enhance their lives".

Demonstrating it would seem to require an in-depth historical study that has not yet been undertaken.

If this is part of a deliberate tactic of stopping trouble-makers from demonstrating, it would be nothing new.

It's been expensive to bail out the banks, but as Lehman Brothers demonstrated, it would have been far more costly to let them go under.

In a one-paragraph order issued this morning, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said that Microsoft had failed to demonstrate it would suffer any substantial harm if the case went forward.

If a "practical quantum computer" — as Dr. Rose, who has a doctorate in physics, often describes Orion — had been built and demonstrated, it would be a wonderful thing: analogous, according to quantum computing's most ardent promoters, to the development of the transistor, or even the harnessing of electricity.

But since the vulnerability has been demonstrated, it would be nice if Apple could fix it.

The results demonstrated it would be an important way to improve the biosensing performance by introducing the p n junction interfaces.

As we can demonstrate, it would occur uniformly over a period of 10 years, in conditions of absolute safety, stability, and integrity for the city's monuments and buildings.

Mr Byrne told the BBC that he had to demonstrate it would have the money to reverse the changes: "I am working very hard... to show how and why this tax should be dropped".

If an association could be demonstrated, it would provide crucial information for clinical staging.