Sentence examples for though demonstrably from inspiring English sources

Though demonstrably successful, the program is still available in only 135 of the city's 1,000 schools, and only 36,000 of 1.1 million students are enrolled.

(Note: Bush's references to "debrillification" and "Cardillac arrest" apparently lost him votes among people who felt that a President of the United States ought to be able to speak English)....Bush's October Surprise charge that Gore, a Southerner, had owned slaves while he was a senator, though demonstrably untrue, forced Gore to go off message during the campaign's critical last days.

A judge determined that Arpaio willfully ignored that order to stop profiling Hispanics, even though he demonstrably understood what had been mandated.

It is also a time when the public perception of journalistic credibility is low, though not demonstrably lower than in recent years.

There was no obligation on schools to cover non-religious views, and students should be told Britain is "in the main Christian", even though it demonstrably isn't, and we obviously need to work out what cultural cohesion can replace the binding agent of faith.

Trained community health workers, though they are demonstrably beneficial, are still not deployed in most poor regions and countries.

This view has been widely credited, though it is demonstrably false because Isis has repeatedly fought and usually defeated the Syrian army in eastern Syria.

This fact totally undermined the warnings concerning drugs like cannabis and the psychotropics, which, though illegal, were demonstrably less dangerous than tobacco and alcohol.

Mr. Bush continues to tell his story even though it is demonstrably inconsistent with the numbers his own campaign has put out.

The Syrian opposition has always pretended that the Syrian army was not fighting Isis, though this is demonstrably untrue and the Syrian army suffered a string of defeats near Raqqa last year and again at Palmyra this May.

In his memo, Dr. Monfasani said that Dr. Roberts had been allowed to remain in positions of authority even though "he has demonstrably disgraced his colleagues, his university and the scholarly profession".