Sentence examples for demonstrations in that from inspiring English sources

It differs from other evaluation methods (such as quality assurance testing and product demonstrations) in that users try to complete tasks with a product on their own, with little help.

Satellite dishes have been selling furiously in Jordan, for example, and the programming has helped build huge demonstrations in that usually orderly country.

Apple is now ascendant, and the demonstration in that room in Palo Alto has come to symbolize the vision and ruthlessness that separate true innovators from also-rans.

In Tyler, Tex., 22 welders lost their jobs making parts for air-conditioners after missing work for a similar demonstration in that city.

One difficulty with this interpretation is that even a highly probable argument differs from a demonstration in that the former is vulnerable to probabilistic counter-arguments.

Hence the pushing aside of Cantonese language program on Guangzhou TV this July in favor of Mandarin programming, which provoked a demonstration in that city and a small support rally in Hong Kong.

Even revolutionary actions that look spontaneous, like the demonstrations in East Germany that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall, are, at core, strong-tie phenomena.

Tour operators and pilgrims said they believed that the cancellations were a result of the turmoil and demonstrations in Tibet that started in March.

…series of massive demonstrations in Mongolia that began on Human Rights Day in 1989 helped precipitate the collapse of that country's communist government the following year.

After all, it was street demonstrations, in December 1995, that led to the electoral humiliation in 1997 of the last reformist centre-right government, that of Alain Juppé.

Rallies there can evoke the student-led demonstrations in 1989 that led to a bloody crackdown by the central government.