Sentence examples for more demonstrably from inspiring English sources

His story and sound have inspired many listeners over the years, none more demonstrably than the author Michael Connelly.

In this instance consumers will ideally gravitate to the more demonstrably ethical products, pushing the ethical bar ever higher.

Mr. Bruton's vantage point is Western Europe, but many Eastern European countries -- with a few exceptions, like the pope's native Poland -- are no more demonstrably devout.

Conservatives argued that museums ought to support themselves and not beg from taxpayers, unless museums could be more demonstrably responsive, and responsible, to the broadest public.

The woman behind her mourns more demonstrably, straining her neck and pulling at her blond hair; she appears to have been modeled on a figure in a painting of the entombment by the Italian Simone Martini.

To bolster the weak economy, the money would be better spent in any of several more demonstrably effective ways, like payroll tax cuts, infrastructure spending or state aid to hire more teachers and police.

But mixed reality as a technology is demonstrably more accessible and therefore more useful.

Clinical resistance may be demonstrably more subtle, reflecting only 2 5-fold changes, but differences in in vitro models are more dramatic due to the intensive artificial selection for resistant subclones.

For example, it seems intuitive that people who are demonstrably more involved in their consultations as evidenced by high patient PI and DR scores would be more likely to score highly for self-efficacy and collaboration regardless of study group.

Albany is demonstrably more dysfunctional than Trenton.

Mobile browsers are getting demonstrably more powerful.