Sentence examples for far from demonstrating from inspiring English sources
Mr. Matthiessen said that far from demonstrating Indian Point's necessity to the region, the blackout showed that New York could manage without the energy the plant produces.
Far from demonstrating that Trump is a "genius" or a "highly-skilled businessman," the 1995 returns confirm what longtime observers have known for years: earlier in his career, at least, Trump was a terrible businessman.
In view of these findings, the results of the GUSTO IV and TARGET studies, far from demonstrating the ineffectiveness of the antiplatelet aggregation agents, could be interpreted as a failure in the design of the therapeutic strategy.
Far from demonstrating that the FBI was out to get Trump, the memo suggests that the Trump campaign could have had an active Russian spy working as a foreign policy adviser.
Where the series attempts to flaunt its sitcom liberalism is in the inclusion of an interracial couple and a gay character, who, far from demonstrating even the remotest interest in window treatments, is all slovenly masculinity.
Far from demonstrating how sustainable development will be mainstreamed across government (which was the commitment it made when it axed the SDC), it reveals that its clear intent is to marginalise SD over the next four years to the point where it will be all but invisible.
Some studies have previously shown an increased risk for endometrial cancer in women receiving gonadotrophins and clomiphene for fertility treatment although a real causal relationship is far from demonstrated [16].
"Although the influence of the group on the individual participants is undeniable, this is a far cry from demonstrating that the group should be the unit of analysis in focus group research" [ 50 p.60].
We found a clear correlation between the values obtained with the two methods, but the linear regression coefficient was far from unity, demonstrating that the PA method gave too low D/A administered values.
Far from having demonstrated the ability to "function and thrive," we soon learned, the communist economies had been more backward and poorer--much poorer--than the CIA and other Western intelligence agencies had estimated?
