Sentence examples for have made demonstrable from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Scoppetta and his agency have made demonstrable improvements, the experts argue.

Despite these missed opportunities, the report also notes that a number of countries, including China, Haiti, Turkmenistan and several countries in sub-Saharan Africa, have made demonstrable progress in reducing deaths of children under-five in the past three years.

"It has made demonstrable differences in [the countries which implement them].

For the simple reason that, while the N.F.L. has made demonstrable, albeit imperfect, progress thanks to the Rooney Rule, college football is another story entirely.

This is just the latest issue in which the 38-year-old MP has made a demonstrable impact since she first burst on to the parliamentary scene in 2010.

"But we do have the anecdotal, strong belief that it has made a demonstrable impact for these families".

Students undertaking BusinessWorks have made a demonstrable impact on local business, in the process developing strong local networks.

Harber's show joins other Denver TV candidate-interview shows that have made a demonstrable impact on Colorado politics in recent years: 9News' Balance of Power and 7News' Politics Unplugged.

The Lifetime Achievement Award is the gift of the BBC and celebrates those who have made a significant contribution to sport and demonstrable success in their relevant sport throughout their careers.

To perform this kind of study without observers with demonstrable HF expertise would have made interpretation of our data difficult for others.

In the early 1970s American feminists made demonstrable gains.