Sentence examples for were demonstrably from inspiring English sources
adverb
In such a manner as to be capable of being demonstrated, shown or proved.
An updated review 41 using a method 42 that drew on formal theory 43 demonstrated that audit and feedback interventions were demonstrably effective when improvers using those methods included explicit targets and action plans in their interventions exactly the kind of finding that is most helpful to those seeking to secure positive change.
Duval, & women of her circle, were demonstrably exhausted in spirit.
At the same time, I blocked asset sales that were demonstrably contrary to the public interest.
It was a move for which the police were demonstrably unprepared.
Not that Mr. Blodget's picks, often delivered with caveats, were demonstrably worse than those of some other Internet analysts.
No one could honestly tell me to "get a proper job", because proper jobs were demonstrably thin on the ground.
The Journal reported that many allegations were "backed by scanty or contradictory evidence," while others were "demonstrably untrue".
There are details in what Gilligan said and reported, as there may well be in Dr Kelly's accounts, that were demonstrably false.
On Sunday Labor's finance spokesman, Tony Burke, hit back, saying Labor's plans were fully funded and Weatherill's comments were "demonstrably wrong" and "drowning in ignorance".
All are demonstrably inadequate.
Worse, it is demonstrably dangerous.
