Sentence examples for has demonstrably changed from inspiring English sources

"The world has demonstrably changed since then," he said in a recent interview at his law firm's offices on K Street.

As Darrin McMahon, a historian at Florida State University, argues in his heavyweight study of the subject, "Happiness: A History" (Atlantic Monthly Press; $27.50), the idea of happiness is not a human universal that applies across all times and all cultures but a concept that has demonstrably changed over the years.

In 2010, the Left has demonstrably failed on social policy.

He concludes liberalism "is a philosophy that has demonstrably failed".

E-commerce has demonstrably succeeded without digital signatures.

The commissioner went on: "The MPS can - and has demonstrably - investigated matters wherever they arise.

Uber's company fabric has demonstrably been cut from a very different kind of cloth.

The use of ex vivo expanded tumor infiltrating lymphocytes therapy has demonstrably been efficacious against highly immunogenic peripheral tumors.

That would assume the "Spider-Man" creative team had not had enough time to demonstrably change the show since critics saw it the first week in February.

If you had the opportunity to play for John Wooden in his last two or three years, wouldn't you do that?" Summitt, they all say, is not demonstrably changed.

"It's such a load of baloney," he said, "But people believe in it so strongly, and their lives are demonstrably changed for the good by it".