Sentence examples for demonstrating more than from inspiring English sources

Amusingly enough, Ronaldo's chance of completing his CV by winning Euro 2016 is in no small part down to Iceland demonstrating more than a small mentality.

But their interest extends to demonstrating, more than half a century on, something that has always been true of this artist: He is his own richest source of inspiration.

It's rather odd that after reminiscing on fathers literally "giving away" their daughters and demonstrating more than a little palpable distaste for wearing a white dress (given its association with virginity), Gillard should think this version of traditional marriage has any role to play in contemporary society.

A remarkable amount of formaldehyde, a typical indoor pollutant, was adsorbed onto the pore surface of the PAN-based activated carbon nanofibers even at a low concentration (ca. 11 ppm), demonstrating more than twice as long as breakthrough time of formaldehyde adsorption as compared to conventional activated carbon fibers of larger fiber diameter.

Only lesions demonstrating more than 75% of follicular cells with oncocytic characteristics were included in the study group.

Mice demonstrating more than 1 × 10 photons per second or reaching end of the observation periods are euthanised.

Objects such as these demonstrate more than craftsmanship, however.

Here, the doctor appears to have demonstrated more than ordinary fallibility.

Yet the history lesson demonstrated more than just how far we've come.

Well, yes — that's exactly what Ellmann demonstrated more than fifty years ago.

"The time since the election has demonstrated, more than ever, how important we are.