Sentence examples for Tangible outcomes from inspiring English sources

Tangible outcomes of this work include the identification of high-risk premises for targeting surveillance or control programs.

And so I'm very focused on tangible outcomes.

Only if savings are expressed as tangible outcomes will people sit up and take notice.

If you want tangible outcomes, a hack is only part of the process.

Most encouragingly, it can point to outcome data that shows its efforts are leading to tangible outcomes.

A genuine learning culture - in which even "pointless" learning is encouraged – can help achieve tangible outcomes in skills and productivity.

How do you know what impact your employees' talent – and your management of their talent – is having in terms of tangible outcomes?

In early 2012, the World Economic Forum showed that such a partnership could provide tangible outcomes and the partners involved agreed to formalise its status.

Many interlocutors pointed to the widely-anticipated meeting between the Dalai Lama and President Barack Obama with excitement but also expected few, if any, tangible outcomes.

Some of the users have very complex needs, and it's our job to ensure we deliver both a high quality service, and tangible outcomes.

We designed and delivered two 18-month programmes that required clear and visible support from senior managers and delivered tangible outcomes.