Object

• ability: To demonstrate the ability to achieve full cost recovery in respect of Client Services.

• commitment: We ask our leaders to demonstrate commitment, not engage in hollow promises.

• competence: Workplace assessment is required so as to demonstrate competence in role.

• understanding: The answer will demonstrate a secure understanding of the historical period or periods under discussion.

• compliance: However, Good Practice Guides are voluntary, so businesses may demonstrate compliance with the legislation in other ways.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• onsite: We have several showrooms and can demonstrate all equipment onsite.

Modifying Another Word

• conclusively: It also appears to be relatively inexpensive and may even be cost saving, although this has not been conclusively demonstrated.

• convincingly: Moreover, as in my view Dr. C convincingly demonstrated, her neurological condition remains about as bad as it could be.

• graphically: Apparently SCIMAC have " graphically demonstrated consideration for the views of the public " .

• consistently: Chronic epilepsy All hospital studies of newly diagnosed epilepsy have consistently demonstrated that 20 - 30 % of patients do not enter remission 1-3.

• clearly: The evidence clearly demonstrates a serious risk in the terms required for a closure order.

Used with why or when

• why: Our Shopping Comparison Guide Below Clearly Demonstrates Why You Should Buy a Stihl Chain Saw.. .

• what: These demonstrate what the expected level of achievement is in history for each age group in the school.

• where: Maybe, but the trouble is, you don't demonstrate where I've done this.

• which: Do you want to demonstrate which areas of your service are meeting standards of best practice?