Sentence examples for demonstrating very from inspiring English sources
"You know if it was up to me all five of you would win," he tells the bonzai boffins, demonstrating very little understanding of how good TV works.
A senior US official said: "At this point the Russians have the burden of demonstrating very quickly their seriousness of purpose because otherwise, as you say, there'll be nothing to extend and nothing to salvage".
By taking part in the Your Care Rating survey, care providers are demonstrating very tangibly their commitment to hearing the views of residents and improving further the quality of their services.
The models were tested on experimental data from literature, demonstrating very good performance.
Inter-rater reliability between ultrasound interpretations by the sonographer and expert reviewer was 0.79, demonstrating very good agreement.
Comparisons have been performed against the traditional formulation based on the induced magnetic field (B-formulation), demonstrating very good agreement.
These Passion Project films are classier, and in fact demonstrate very different sides of the broadcaster.
The loss of that bridge yesterday demonstrates very clearly that they are not.
Another researcher, Roxanne Halsey, says the experience demonstrated very clearly to her how sexist media affects women.
"They demonstrated very vividly how material objects act differently in vacuums," Mr. Disher said.
Why not adopt this idea to demonstrate very quickly that the situation can improve?
