Sentence examples for statement demonstrating from inspiring English sources

The commendation released by the judges said that the sedan was a "clean, well-executed statement, demonstrating effortless design".

In a statement demonstrating a level of ambition best described as lacklustre, Nicky Morgan - the minister for women and equalities - claims this transparency will end the gender pay gap within "a generation".

"Moreover, it is only in the last few days that we have started to receive the draft agreements outlining the transaction, although we are still awaiting a detailed working capital statement demonstrating that there is sufficient funding in place to meet the pressing needs of the club.

Individually both these participants disagreed to this statement, demonstrating disadvantage in the use of percentages.

A recent Israeli study [ 13] corroborated this latter statement demonstrating that those physicians who are at the forefront of diagnosing, treating and preventing FAS and FASD surprisingly declared their limited experience in dealing with the issue in a practical way.

This statement demonstrates that a more unified America has emerged from the terrorists' efforts to destroy it.

What the statement demonstrates is that alongside all the figures that show incentives are working, putting effort and attention into tax relief is the right thing to do.

In a written statement on Thursday, Senator Levin, a leading critic of the administration's pre-war intelligence, said the C.I.A. statement "demonstrates that it was the administration, not the C.I.A, that exaggerated the relations between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda".

It is not, and this sloppy statement demonstrates the democratic dangers of the nuclear industry repeating this falsehood to gain support for its planned UK expansion, as unquestioning journalists repeat it as if it is fact.

Scarier yet, things have still not substantially changed at the nation's airports, as two subsequent cases in which box cutters were easily smuggled aboard airliners at Baltimore-Washington and at Philadelphia International for the sake of "making a statement" demonstrated.

A spokesman said: "The Football League has written to Birmingham City today to ask for clarification as to whether this statement demonstrates that Carson Yeung should be defined as a 'relevant person' under the Owners and Directors test [meaning that he owns more than 30% of a club or has influence over the running of it] while being subject to a disqualifying condition".