Sentence examples for more demonstrable from inspiring English sources

Yours for better TV and more demonstrable affection.

As ever with royal symbolism, in the abbey this seemed more demonstrable in terms of signs and allusions than reason or argument.

"His advisers knew it was long past time for him to assert himself in a more demonstrable way or risk seeing the entire enterprise slip away," Dan Balz reported the next day, in the Washington Post.

Amid such focus on pace and power, speedsters such as Owen and Walcott or powerhouses such as Rooney can dominate youth-level matches in a more demonstrable manner than the way an equally gifted but less physically imposing player might influence a game in a different country.

For new projects and "small-time" entrepreneurs, insufficient information and historical data might be available; by contrast, repeated projects can have more demonstrable information.

More demonstrable is the homage paid to Epictetus by Simplicius, the sixth-century Aristotle commentator, who composed a long philosophical commentary on the Encheiridion combining Stoic elements with his own Neoplatonism.

Acute administration of glucocorticoids produces diuresis and natriuresis, an effect more clearly demonstrable during the first 12 hours of administration, while chronic administration of the glucocorticoid attenuates renal water and sodium excretion [11], [12].

We therefore elected to adopt the PD10 measure, as this was more easily demonstrable and has been shown to strongly predict PD20 [ 12].

This illustrates the interactive processes often found in research use and their theory, and underscores the relative importance of conceptual research use alongside the more obviously demonstrable instrumental research use.

As the world evaluates gaps in achieving the global goals for gender equality in education and defines the post-2015 agenda, it is critical that innovative solutions are brought to light for the achievement of more effective, demonstrable and sustainable results for girls' education.

I have a view on this (of course I do), which is that, in order for breastfeeding to have the no-alternative, liquid-gold status it enjoys in public health, its benefits would have to be so much more pronounced and demonstrable that you wouldn't even need to demonstrate them.