Sentence examples for yet demonstrably from inspiring English sources
As for insight, no one has yet demonstrably proved that it is linked to recovery.
England's schools are different, but not yet demonstrably better (Scotland and Wales oversee their own schools, though not with much distinction).
We see even deeper problems: the explosion of sex offender registries, stringent yet demonstrably ineffective residency restrictions, and the bizarre world of "civil commitment," where we punish what someone might do rather than what he or she has done.
After all, the hyperbole indefinitely approaches its asymptotes and yet, demonstrably, never meets them.
The cumulative data suggest that such ZnO scaffolds are not yet demonstrably beneficial to the PCE of BHJ solar cells.
They could see that Pasternack was crazy about fish yet otherwise demonstrably sane, and, conveniently, they had an available location, Fricco Bar, an underperforming trattoria on Forty-third Street west of Ninth Avenue.
If that famous glass ceiling hasnt yet been demonstrably shattered, the cracks are showing.
"I don't know if Israel is central in his worldview, as it is for the neo-cons," veteran neo-con watcher Jim Lobe just told me, noting that McCain has yet to demonstrably fulfill that prerequisite, "but it's clear that he's surrounded by neo-cons and a lot of his positions are consistent with theirs".
Yet this was demonstrably untrue: Dora had possessed a great affection for the diary, and in old age had read regularly from it at bedtime.
Yet it's demonstrably easier said than done to come up with a so-called trusted traveler program, which would give expedited security treatment to travelers who essentially obtain a checkmark of approval in advance of their flight from the Transportation Security Administration.
However, the possibilities are far from exhausted and we have not yet developed a demonstrably reliable early detection method.
