Sentence examples for it's demonstrably true from inspiring English sources

It's demonstrably true that academic selection is good for selected pupils and bad for the others.

We are saying — and I think it's demonstrably true — that they roughly define the politically realistic realm of policy outcomes.

Whether you like Trump or not, it's demonstrably true that he says things that are easily proved false, over and over again.

(Chinen) HERBIE HANCOCK (June 24) It is demonstrably true that Mr. Hancock's ambitious New York festival concerts, with revolving bands and famous guests, can be unsatisfying on the whole, showy and unfocused.

It is demonstrably true that people derive pleasure from their donations.

It is demonstrably true that democracies rarely go to war with other democracies and that politically liberal regimes are more likely to favor liberal economic systems.

It is demonstrably true that such plans work.

There is nothing cold or harsh about that, and it is demonstrably true that we are, or at least can be.

While it is demonstrably true that these are weapons that can hit Ashkelon and Beer Sheva, they are not precision GPS or laser-guided munitions, they are basically "point-and-fire" weapons, which is why so many of them used to land in empty fields.

It is demonstrably true that we can do 20 things badly or 3 things well.

Two Shrunken iPhone 6s Inside Doing All the Work Apple has said that the power of the iPhone 7 will be double what it has previously offered, and that's demonstrably true — if you open your iPhone 7, you'll find two miniature phones from the previous generation working away inside.