Sentence examples for it demonstrably has from inspiring English sources

If, however, we demand Fairtrade bananas or recycled toilet paper, capitalism will provide them too, as it demonstrably has done.

"The introduction described the Senate as 'recalcitrant', while the phrase 'from bad to worse' simply means that the situation had deteriorated, which it demonstrably had," the ABC news division said.

But the city demonstrably has its foibles: the bitter snap has forced a last-minute jury-rigging of the shooting schedule.

But if the company demonstrably has failed in its own oversight, by demonstrably violating cultural, ethical, and legal norms, then it's time for more serious government intervention.

Hormones are indeed the master controls of life-history, and changing their levels demonstrably has pervasive functional effects [ 24].

Syria's armed forces demonstrably have militarily effectiveness, and America knows it -- and the only other game in town (as its expression goes), is ISIS.

"The pound would demonstrably have had to have been stable against the euro," he said.

The players are, demonstrably, having fun: talk of splits and the destabilising presence of Carlos Tevez seems a long way in the past.

It just introduces more FUD, more fuzz, more opportunities for purveyors of fake news to churn out more maliciously minded content, as RT and Sputnik demonstrably have.

The empirical question will be whether all such large differentials which result in large differences in economic power also demonstrably have the result of worsening the absolute position of the least advantaged.

"Making the appointment subject to parliamentary approval will ensure this significant decision is not just left in the hands of the Chancellor and the person appointed will demonstrably have the confidence of Parliament".