Sentence examples for substantial demonstrations from inspiring English sources

"There will be substantial demonstrations over President Bush's visit -- as much as 50,000 to 60,000 people," Sir John Stevens, the Scotland Yard chief, told the Police Complaints Authority.

But more serious and substantial demonstrations are expected this year, with protests against the Olympics being planned yesterday when a coalition of groups opposed to the Games met in London for the first time.

While the show has other interesting paintings, notably Rembrandt's "Young Man in a Black Beret" (1666) and Tintoretto's "Raising of Lazarus" (1573), a composition notable for its deployment of sinuous, writhing bodies, it is too small and catch-as-catch-can to be a substantial demonstration of Venice's impact on Rembrandt.

Substantial demonstration and other risk absorption schemes will have to be developed to shift technical risks to society at large.

First, it is the first substantial demonstration of a dysglycaemic effect of statin treatment among patients with existing diabetes.

For this reason, this work will be characterized by analytical content and by substantial mathematical demonstrations.

There was, however, a substantial counter-demonstration by other students who loudly cheered the royal party and waved "welcome" placards.

These demonstrations show substantial improvement in accuracy as compared to using a fixed table, and demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed approach.

In part, the limited impacts likely reflect that most participants targeted in these demonstrations receive substantial cash and other supports that are terminated due to substantive work and must navigate a fragmented system of supports to access additional services.

The main goal of early phase drug development is the demonstration of substantial target engagement at doses which are safe and tolerable and the determination of a therapeutic dose range.

A "harmless error" standard frequently requires a demonstration of "substantial and injurious effect" to overturn a verdict.