Sentence examples for Tangible damage from inspiring English sources
What tangible damage did the expulsion do?
Trump's electoral victory has already caused some tangible damage to Mexico.
Only eleven Israelis were killed in those incidents, a small number by today's standards, but, Segev writes, their "psychological effect, like that of the recession, was far more profound than the tangible damage".
Rodrigo Janot, the prosecutor in charge of the petrolão, and Sérgio Moro, the judge who presides over the case at the federal court in Curitiba, belong to a cohort that sees corruption as not just a moral failing but a cause of tangible damage, says Luiz Felipe d'Avila of the Centre for Public Leadership, a think-tank.
Information technology appears to be one of the first segments of the private sector to sustain tangible damage from federal budget cuts — because it's easier for the government to stop rewiring offices than it is to stop building a ship or a tank.
But plainer still is the tangible damage to the constitutional separation of powers that Congress wrought when it voluntarily surrendered its lawmaking responsibility to the President, allowing him to alter a budget bill by canceling items in it within five days after signing it into law.
Plus, he argued, people should only be convicted of fraud if they had effected tangible economic damage on their victims.
Their stake increases in tandem with any tangible economic damage that would result from a potential government default or credit-rating downgrade.
His party has never been close to the Murdoch empire.Dread of paralysisBut for all the career carnage on show elsewhere, the tangible political damage wrought by the scandal has been slight so far.
There isn't a great deal of room for a defense of ideology in the guilt or penalty phase; what tends to matter more is tangible acts taken, damage done.
By assessing the impact it has on you, and the implication of whatever dishonest behavior you experience, you are able to evaluate the extent to which tangible and intangible damage has been done.
