Sentence examples for issues to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

SCORECARD -- The Bush campaign rather cleverly uses Mr. Bush's stands on the issues to demonstrate he is a man of character.

Determinations of the exterior and interior daylight and lighting energy savings are key issues to demonstrate the benefits based on daylighting designs.

Meanwhile, we solely provide a brief background on the essential features of VAPEX and its solvent-related issues to demonstrate why solvent mixtures including CO2 are believed to have the potential to improve VAPEX performance.

This article analyzed a purposively selected set of conceptual issues to demonstrate their theoretical and practical relevance.

Dulles leaked to a reporter the substance of their highly secret internal discussion on the issue, to demonstrate how dangerous an official Kennan had become.

In his appeal, he is also seeking to make the rules of engagement an issue — to demonstrate that Hunsaker and Clagett were motivated to kill largely because of the speech Steele had given just prior to this operation, "suggesting that we should take no prisoners".

"The idea of demonstration is that you are hoping to resolve issues, not to demonstrate for the sake of demonstrating.

"One of the big issues is to demonstrate that New York can indeed pull off the big, unfinished pieces, which are the Olympic Village, the stadium and subway service".

To better document these issues and to demonstrate the utility of such an analysis, we studied the Wabash River Watershed located in the U.S. Midwest.

Future research is needed to address these issues and to demonstrate a link between financial rewards and performance improvement for dental care.

Policy makers and health professionals often come under pressure from both politicians and the media, to develop new ways of tackling long-standing health issues and to demonstrate their effectiveness (or otherwise) within relatively short timeframes.