Sentence examples for is demonstrably more from inspiring English sources

Albany is demonstrably more dysfunctional than Trenton.

While Logan suggests that the poem revolves around the divide within Walcott between his conflicting allegiances to "island patois" and to the English language, the divide, as articulated in "A Far Cry From Africa," is demonstrably more profound.

For one thing, Anglicans and Protestants and Orthodox Christians are hardly eager to take their moral marching orders from a man who holds Catholicism to be the one true articulation of Christian faith — and who is demonstrably more at home discussing moral imperatives with secular intellectuals like Habermas than he is with any of them.

This variation accords with Middle Indo-Aryan evidence and the fact that such l forms become more numerous in the 10th book (maṇḍala) of the Ṛgveda, which is demonstrably more recent than the most ancient parts of the Ṛgveda, dating from a time when the Indo-Aryans had progressed farther east than their posited original location on the subcontinent.

Despite the tartness of some of the writers anthologized here, she is demonstrably more comfortable speaking of "my love of the city," and reprinting Stewart Alsop's statement that Joe McCarthy was loathsome "because he came so close to destroying the American political system...

But mixed reality as a technology is demonstrably more accessible and therefore more useful.

He, Blair, was demonstrably more "electable", and should lead Labour in deposing the ramshackle Tory regime of John Major.

Humans may or may not be intrinsically more intelligent than cats, he wrote, but when a cat is confronted with a mouse its behavior is likely to be demonstrably more intelligent.

Cynics would say it's obvious: a government that has been demonstrably more interested in profits for business than the welfare of individuals would never enforce the illegality of what is essentially cheap labour.

Napoleon had much more to gain from a peaceful Europe, knowing full well one defeat would destroy everything he hoped to achieve.Furthermore, whilst Napoleon was a dictator, his policies were demonstrably more stable than any of the revolutionary administrations and far more progressive than the dynastic monarchs in Austria or Russia.

Europe's security and intelligence agencies are demonstrably more effective against Islamist terror groups than they were against many homegrown militant organisations: the murderous attacks on London in July 2005 and Madrid in March 2004 have to be measured against the more numerous and relentless assaults by the IRA in the past and ETA in the present.