Sentence examples for demonstrating to bring from inspiring English sources

The protesters were demonstrating to bring attention to accusations that Sudan's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, is using military force to block food and humanitarian aid intended for civilians in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile in a mountainous region on the country's shared border with South Sudan.

But players insist that they're demonstrating to bring attention to important issues, not to disrespect the flag or the anthem.  .

Game level also demonstrated to bring enthusiasm and to contribute to enhance game performance on collecting useful information.

Urban green spaces have been demonstrated to bring environmental benefits from the distinctive effects of various landscape parameters.

MEKL has been demonstrated to bring good classification performance and to be much easier in processing and analyzing the adaptability of kernels for the input space.

Indeed, these CAG repeat expansions in coding regions were demonstrated to bring about various neuronal diseases.

Recently, accumulation of AGEs under hyperglycemic conditions has been of much interest to play an important role in the development of DR. AGEs have also been demonstrated to bring on oxidative stress production in various types of cells through the interaction with a receptor for AGEs (RAGE).

That's a process that a Chicago-based organization called the Interfaith Youth Core (IFYC) has refined into something between an art and a science, demonstrating how to bring college students together across faith and belief lines so that they develop greater respect, comfort and appreciation for one another and their traditions.

On a recent Friday evening, a group of teenagers bobbed up and down in the Y's blue, clear pool and watched as he demonstrated how to bring a victim to the surface.

How does Barack Obama's demonstrated ability to bring African Americans and young people to the polling place factor into your argument?

Vice President Joe Biden has a demonstrated ability to bring people together, whether at the negotiating table or at the neighborhood diner.