Sentence examples for Tangible issues from inspiring English sources

More tangible issues, like Japan's long-sputtering economy, rank higher.

Your differences with your boss over those less tangible issues may be too big to surmount.

But it is possibly the softer less tangible issues that may yet become the contested terrain.

"Then on the second level, there are real, tangible issues: what the European Union will finally offer, and the way in which it is offered," he said.

Literature and debate on sustainable development has concentrated mainly on physical and tangible issues and assets: population growth, resource depletion, environmental impact, climate change, poverty, and illiteracy.

History suggests that it is (comparatively) easier to make pragmatic bargains over tangible issues like land than it is to agree on great religious questions like the nature of God.

Libya faces fiendishly difficult problems, but there is at least one tangible issue that could be fixed fairly easily.

The tangible issue for Chicago is the state of Toews's head, which was treated like a piñata by the Bruins' Johnny Boychuk in Game 5, drawing no penalty or suspension, which Steve Rosenbloom writes in The Chicago Tribune qualifies as a travesty.

At the Collective Leadership Institute we have found that, apart from understanding the stakeholder landscape in general, companies' stakeholder engagement needs to be: 1. issue-based; 2. pro-active instead of reactive; 3. learning orientated in order to get to tangible issue-based results; 4. measurable in terms of a company's internal targets; and 5. based on a thorough methodology.

It is one of the tangible issue areas in interstate relationships.

The researchers say their work shows that rainforests are not just important for biodiversity, for the storage of carbon but for the very tangible issue of energy production.