Sentence examples for it would be demonstrably from inspiring English sources

There is a constant drumbeat of posts claiming that if Google search were biased then it would be demonstrably inferior, and if it were demonstrably inferior then Google would fail.

… That would be demonstrably unfair.

Things that would be demonstrably healthier -- things you'd find at a grocery store.

But it would be crossing a line to give a statement that is demonstrably false.

As a result, Leibniz tells us, "it would be possible to find correct definitions and values and, hence, also the properties which are demonstrably implied in the definitions" (On the Universal Science: Characteristic; G VII, 205 (S, 19)).

Sometimes this meant that we encountered push-back from those who felt changes were not needed or that proposed changes would not be demonstrably better.

But people shouldn't believe it, since it is demonstrably false.

If a British bank were to launch a bid for Abbey it would have to prove competition would be strengthened as a result of the deal - and consumers would have to be demonstrably better off.

It is possible that antioxidants would be more demonstrably effective in a patient population chosen on the basis of elevated levels of oxidative stress.

By the end of that initial flight, I would be so demonstrably miserable over the demands of the job that they'd fire me, assuming I didn't beat them to the punch by pulling a Slater.

He said a decision to bring down the whole Northern Ireland Assembly would be made at a Jan . 18meeting of the governing council and would be based on whether it had been "demonstrably established" that the I.R.A. was making "a real and genuine transition that is proceeding to a conclusion".