Sentence examples for does to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
"But now when I watch people, working to get away from my Bryanisms" — the tics taken from his father; a sagging-jaw move he does to demonstrate awe — "I have to wear dark glasses and ear buds and nod my head, so people think I'm listening to music".
No clinical trials had been done to demonstrate its effectiveness.
Therefore, we would rather that this group have not gone to the extent that they did to demonstrate their issues.
If so, here are five important things it ought to be doing to demonstrate its good intentions: 1.
What must one do to demonstrate that Muslim-Americans have long had access to this cup?
"Get them to explain what they find interesting and exciting about their subject," he says, "as well as to say what they've done to demonstrate that interest.
There is also a job to be done to demonstrate to policy-makers that children in the care system are unlikely to progress in education in a way that exactly mirrors the journeys of their peers.
What is it going to do to demonstrate credibly to savers and borrowers that it is not there to exploit them but to provide truly dispassionate, objective advice and assistance?
I don't know what more Meltzer could have done to demonstrate that he has no idea how monetary policy works in a liquidity trap.
Unfortunately, giving lectures on long-run fiscal sustainability is a fashionable Washington pastime; it's what people who want to sound serious do to demonstrate their seriousness.
All that now needs to be done to demonstrate that an ecosystem can be junked is to show that the money to be made from trashing it exceeds the money to be made from preserving it.
