Sentence examples for to be demonstration from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the researchers say the samples are too fully featured to be demonstration versions.

Reports coming in from observers and colleagues in areas of the Pashtun south, once scheduled to be demonstration sites for McChrystal's cleared, held, built, and better-governed Afghanistan, are generally grim.

Educators agreed to not request students with issues related to cultural individualism to be demonstration models in practical classes.

Yet there are also likely to be demonstrations against the initiative on Monday in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

Arguments like the first cause argument for God's existence claim to be demonstrations; their exponents believe that anyone who commits himself to the truth of the premises stands logically committed to the truth of the conclusions.

There continue to be demonstrations in many countries with a strong feeling that it is the poor and "squeezed" middle class having to cope while the underlying capitalist system does not change.

In Israel, in times of war and peace, there tend to be demonstrations about something or other every day.

"We always know there are going to be security challenges and we always know there's going to be demonstrations," Rhodes said, according to Crain's.

If what he intones to and with Lara are intended to be demonstrations of his skill at a poetic phrase, who's kidding whom?

Our society favors strength, commitment, competition, power, ostentation... ..values" that only lead to insult, to war, and to these attacks that claim to be demonstrations of strength, and that seek to escalate violence.

Consequently, her interpretations cease to simply be demonstrations of the subjectivity and instability of translation and become, instead, instrumental and crucial to the fate of all three characters.