Sentence examples for it demonstrates even from inspiring English sources

Most intelligence assessments have concluded that the North has no incentive to begin negotiations until it demonstrates, even more conclusively than it has in recent weeks, that its nuclear weapon could reach the United States mainland.

One of Barrie's biographers, Denis Mackail, calls it "that distressingly human and inhuman book," presumably because it demonstrates, even more than "Peter Pan," the weird twinning of Barrie's gifts an almost telepathic self-spiriting into the emotions of others, and a professional shamelessness about baring them in public.

One of Barrie's biographers, Denis Mackail, calls it "that distressingly human and inhuman book," presumably because it demonstrates, even more than "Peter Pan," the weird twinning of Barrie's gifts — an almost telepathic self-spiriting into the emotions of others, and a professional shamelessness about baring them in public.

While not perfect, it demonstrated even at that early stage just how much Google had invested in globalizing its AI offerings.

But, as Talley points out, that show not only anticipated the craze among young women for flirty dresses with a slight attic quality, but it also demonstrated, even in its messiness, that Posen is driven hardest by technique.

Accordingly, the test used by Dr Otto might be of importance if it could demonstrate even better sensitivity and specificity than those seen with IFOBT, such as the immunochemical haemagglutination test (Saito et al, 1984; Saito and Yoshida, 1996).

This 'direct mode', involving active transport of the HER3 ligand heregulin to the cell nucleus and its association with and regulation of target genes or nuclear proteins, warrants further studies because it might demonstrate even greater complexity of the breast cancer 'HER TKIs' scenario [ 27, 28].

In fact, polar molecules, are sensitive enough to electric fields that electric trapping is relatively easy [38] and it has been demonstrated even for molecules without any cooling [39].

It demonstrates that, even in extreme situations, disenfranchised groups can make significant headway through effective use of negotiating techniques.

It demonstrates that even small changes in the molecular design can change the molecular interactions and monolayer assembly.

Still, this book does show us that Kafka was more than a tortured neurotic — or, rather, it demonstrates that even tortured neurotics can be great company.