Sentence examples for the task of demonstrating from inspiring English sources

Just as challenging has been the task of demonstrating how the museums will cater to Emiratis, and not just serve as a magnet for the kind of tourists who pay $15,000 a night for a suite at Abu Dhabi's Emirates Palace.

Book III continues the discussion of ratios; Khayyam sets himself the task of demonstrating the seemingly innocuous proposition A/C = (A/B) (B/C), a fact which is used in the Elements but never proved.

The task of demonstrating the basis for causality, even of haplotypes, is not trivial, and thus far has not been achieved for most of the genetic associations currently identified by GWAS.

No matter who takes over as secretary general on Jan . 1 he or she will inherit a body facing the unenviable task of demonstrating the United Nations' relevance in a world confronting challenges that were inconceivable 70 years ago.

Ryan faces the demanding task of demonstrating that his reputation as a budget wonk and Republican intellectual in the House rests on more than just the marked absence in his caucus of serious competitors for these labels.

Roberto Mancini may not succeed in luring Lucas Leiva to Internazionale this month but his interest has accomplished the often thankless task of demonstrating the Brazilian's importance to Liverpool.

Our role is now, perhaps, confined to the modest but necessary task of demonstrating the withdrawal of our consent, while seeking to undermine the moral confidence which could turn the attack on Iraq into a war against all those states perceived to offend US strategic interests.

Even the seemingly straightforward task of demonstrating that overproduction of unnecessary proteins is disadvantageous has proved challenging.

In addition, the task of unscrewing/screwing the screw demonstrated the feasibility of system in function.

While Sony and Nintendo have their work cut out for them in generating excitement around their new machines, Microsoft has the easier task of merely demonstrating momentum.

As the Withers case demonstrates, the task of deciding whether a particular case amounts to contempt of parliament is normally delegated by the Commons to its committee on standards and privileges.