Sentence examples for past demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Records of natural climate change in the past demonstrate how frequently and intensely the planet's climate changed before seven billion humans were around to affect it.

These award winners, and those in years past, demonstrate that teaching students about the world should not be a subject separate from other content areas, but rather an integral part of all subjects.

But the lessons from the past demonstrate that growth requires the careful consideration of the needs of humans, animals, and the environment.

"Young girls do not own their own lives," Mrs. Chalfont explains, and her own past demonstrates this truth.

"I think I have in the past demonstrated an ability to get the best out of people when the expectation is not there.

Mr. Fox's government has in this respect cut with the past, demonstrating to a nation one of the great advantages of having different parties in power.

"Our recent past demonstrates what unchecked radicalization based on a Salafist worldview can lead to," Hans-Peter Friedrich, Germany's interior minister, said in a statement.

But perhaps more than just another change of course, the decision by Mr. Daft to appoint a right-hand man from Coke's past demonstrates just how complicated reviving a major company's fortunes can be.

Agriculture Department officials say the difficulty in tracking the diseased cow's past demonstrates how much the country needs a national system for tracking animals from birth to slaughter, as there is in New Zealand and some other countries.

The sector has in the past demonstrated remarkable resilience, rebounding quickly from other bouts of civil unrest and a series of natural and public health catastrophes, including the SARS crisis of 2003 and the tsunami in 2004.

It would be foolhardy to write Fianna Fáil off: it has past demonstrated a capacity for reinvention and will seek to reconfigure itself as a small opposition party that has learned its lesson, while being genuinely relieved that other parties now have to take the hard decisions regarded as inevitable.