Sentence examples for shows that the answer from inspiring English sources

A single incident in July shows that the answer to this question is a resounding "Yes".

"This shows that the answer to South Australia's problems is not more gas, but more competition.

They include the Helium Parking system which its creator believes shows that the answer to the problem was above us all the time.

It shows that the answer at this general election is if you want the Conservatives out, the only answer is to vote Labour for a Labour government".

Research into social innovation shows that the answer lies partly in using an intermediary who can act as the backbone of the effort, co-ordinating stakeholders, pulling the strings of project management and, where necessary, arbitrating points of conflict.

Does that therefore mean that companies must (as most of them have until now) leave these valuable assets entirely to their own devices, to work as each of them sees fit while they, their employers, merely stand and wait Mr Davenport shows that the answer to this question does not have to be yes.

'People wondered if the tsunami signified a new world order of generosity and this emergency has shown that the answer is no,' said John Long, deputy head of the UN operation in Yogyakarta.

Dr Zhao and Dr Li have now shown that the answer is, "very similar indeed".To make their clones, Dr Zhao and Dr Li injected induced pluripotent cells into early-stage embryos called blastocysts.

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld offered perhaps the best standard by which to measure the Bush administration's performance: "Are we capturing, killing or deterring and dissuading more terrorists every day than the madrassas and the radical clerics are recruiting, training and deploying against us?" Leaked intelligence reports have shown that the answer is negative.

Langer, a professor of psychology at Harvard University who has conducted an array of inventive experiments over three decades, has shown that the answer is yes; the key is to provide people with cues to help them enter into a mindful state, she writes.

Nevertheless we show that the answer is yes for certain subclasses of operators.