demonstrable

This is because I am not a demonstrable kind of person.

Take Action - demonstrable progress must be made 3 areas of the program.

By doing so, much of what they deny is actually demonstrable fact.

The impact of population growth on cities and states is demonstrable.

However, that is a geographical group, not a demonstrable family.

Far more than has formerly been the case, the quality of medical services must be demonstrable.

On the other hand, the process does not result in any demonstrable benefits for consumers.

Such is the demonstrable reality of our continent's economic history.

There are only a few of these committees, but their influence is sometimes demonstrable.

However, there is a demonstrable lack of systematic information in this area.

So, in want of any other demonstrable reason, as always the simplest have to be chosen.

We can see no demonstrable market for these particular objects."

But, for any military action to take place, there would have to be a clear legal basis, demonstrable need and regional support.

"It is a demonstrable fact that kids who read more will write better.

Faculty members have achieved demonstrable success in both teaching and research.

The risk is minimal, particularly in a patient such as the President, who has no demonstrable heart disease.

It does not begin to meet the needs of all the families who need child care, although its impact on the economy is demonstrable."

Rather, it is strengthened by a demonstrable respect for the human rights of all citizens.

It supports "an evening student with a demonstrable commitment to public service."

As such it will support demonstrable internal and external demand.

It is a fundamentally sound statute with wide public support and a demonstrable record of success.

Many experts say there is little demonstrable difference between wireless providers.

The behavior is not yet entrenched enough to be demonstrable through statistics and figures.

Finally, he does not explain why the Japanese have failed to act on their demonstrable frustrations.

Most companies insist on demonstrable quality management procedures before they will contract work at all.