How to pronounce “demonstrably” in English

demonstrably deep blue it can beat Gary Kasparov no question about that which one is more conscious I would in fact

or demonstrably impaired when we don't get enough.

routinely I am doing demonstrably important work and remarkably critical things are happening that, oh, my goodness, if I wasn't doing in the last hour

It is demonstrably buggy and failure-ridden, and it's got all kinds of really powerful, pretty bad-news failure modes.

So that this is demonstrably a foolish thing to do.

these issues leads to demonstrably higher levels of staff satisfaction, is actually hugely, hugely important.

There are negative gods beliefs that have demonstrably toxic effects on individual and social flourishing.

Westing House's system is demonstrably better than Edison's in a lot of ways

that people were doing things that were demonstrably not optimal and because they didn't know and I'll just mention

tool of sorts, whose purpose was to demonstrably prove what they had found going on in Windows operating systems.

And even these people, who are demonstrably bloody awful at driving, even a majority of them think they are better drivers than average.

professionally-produced journalism and that the existence of such journalism-- again, with all its imperfections-- demonstrably help hold power to account, reduce corruption and the

But it's quite clear that some of the things that Trump is saying are demonstrably not true.

I mean, that’s demonstrably false.

And this brings me to my second point, which is that to quote Ted Lasso who quotes Walt Whitman, who actually has never demonstrably said this,

If I think about the word, though, what it means to me is, what are we doing that will not be sustainable?-- that's demonstrably not

The American dream is still being defended, which is insane, because it's absolutely, demonstrably false.

You think of all this uncivil, dis-civil discourse that's been plaguing the internet right now, it actually demonstrably improved that

So places that inspire awe, what Burke in the 18th century called the sublime, demonstrably help people

And the argument that we make in this book is that's not necessarily true that it is possible and empirically, theoretically, practically demonstrably possible

are talking, but within distances that you could communicate across, there were things that were pretty demonstrably god-like.