Sentence examples for having a demonstrable impact from inspiring English sources
And in a few other countries, notably Germany, Snowden's revelations do seem to be having a demonstrable impact – as witnessed, for example, by the Bundestag's inquiry into NSA surveillance within the Federal Republic.
And in a few other countries, notably Germany, Snowden's revelations do seem to be having a demonstrable impact – as witnessed, for example, by the Bundestag's inquiry into NSA surveillance within the Federal Republic.
In the UK where, on average, 85,000 women are raped or subjected to sexual assault by penetration every year, around 404,000 are subjected to sexual offences, and one in four women experiences domestic abuse, cuts, reductions and closures are having a demonstrable impact on frontline support services.
This relatively straightforward measure has had a demonstrable impact.
If an individual has a clear idea of how their idea will have a demonstrable impact as a product, it's easier to sell to investors.
Tomsett has told teachers he doesn't expect them to put on extra revision sessions for GCSE this year as these haven't had a demonstrable impact.
"Six months later, we have found no evidence that Google's policy has had a demonstrable impact on demoting sites with large amounts of piracy," the report said.
Second, although the Security Council has taken stronger action in a shorter period of time than it ever has before on any other mass-atrocity situation, travel bans, financial sanctions and international criminal investigations won't have a demonstrable impact on civilians on the ground in the short-term.
The idea is that voters who publicize their choices will encourage other people to vote, and there is some evidence that peer pressure on social media makes a difference: A study published last month by the journal Nature found that a special "get out the vote" message on Facebook had a demonstrable impact on voter turnout.
Much worse for the Gulf's ruling families than the looming economic crisis is the fact that their repressive response to protests is now starting to have a demonstrable impact on their legitimacy as carefully honed social contracts begin to fray.
