Sentence examples for or demonstrably from inspiring English sources

* If a faculty member is unavailable, uninterested or demonstrably uninformed, ask for another adviser.

Reading the Collected Poems it becomes clear that the poet's efforts were not essentially or demonstrably political, ecological or national.

Second: whereas traditional media tended to act as an informal check against incendiary or demonstrably false ideas, social media tended to amplify them.

The danger is not that globalisation has gone too far (whatever that might mean), nor that expanding trade is impoverishing the third world, or workers in the rich countries, nor that the WTO has usurped the proper role of national governments, nor that trade wrecks the environment, nor any of the rest of this rubbish: all these claims are either meaningless or demonstrably false.

The implication is that Joe Public, even when writing something hilariously stupid, deliberately vindictive or demonstrably uninformed, is always the more trustworthy critic, and that authors peddling their wares must leave crucial online marketplace opinion to be steered solely by these anonymous Solomons.

So before you make any move to raise this subject with your managers, it is essential that you are sure of your ground – it can be disastrous and humiliating if it turns out that your case is based on gossip or demonstrably inaccurate facts.

"In practical terms, the group considered that the 'very low' risk level means that UK eggs produced under the Lion code, or under demonstrably equivalent comprehensive schemes, can be served raw or lightly cooked to all groups in society, including those that are more vulnerable to infection, in domestic and non-domestic settings, including care homes and hospitals".

Have socialism or Christianity demonstrably succeeded?

It's one thing to make shaky or even demonstrably wrong arguments.

And in some cases a bestselling novel or memoir demonstrably exposed a wide range of readers to the suffering of a forgotten class of victims and led to a change in policy.

As discussed here, all but one report either cannot be corroborated or are demonstrably erroneous.