Sentence examples for Tangible prospect from inspiring English sources

In the circumstances, growth to support the dividend stream is the most tangible prospect for shareholders.

Whether or not their dream was to join Dance Theater, at least the company was a tangible prospect.

But if that was the emotional appeal, the most tangible prospect was of an immigration policy made in Britain.

At the same time, it revived memories of a special time in South African history – a period in which the prospect of a non-racialised future appeared a genuinely tangible prospect.

"This situation is clearly unacceptable and raises the tangible prospect that we could lose one of our most famous clubs, which would be a tragedy of significant proportions, not just to the sport and the city of Bradford but to the remaining staff, players and volunteers who all deserve some stability after the turmoil of recent events.

The obscene frequency of mass death perpetrated via gunfire in this country followed by inaction in Washington makes the tangible prospect of a bipartisan gun regulation notable in and of itself.

Labour must offer "coherent, practical answers to daily challenges and tangible prospects of fulfilling hopes and ambitions".

Moreover, newer immunotherapies and new approaches for applying these clinically offer the very tangible prospects of improving the manipulation of endogenous immune responses in patients with advanced cancer.

The first big step towards Europe was already achieved with signing the SAA agreement as the beginning of a long accession process, but much more is needed, more courage and confidence, to strive for wholehearted reconciliation underpinned by tangible prospects of integration.

While trying to figure out my place in the society I'd been born into, I realized that I lacked a cultural identity and any tangible economic prospects.

Theirs is a more realistic, grounded view of Putin's Russia, which is a place where discontent is growing, the desire for civil rights is tangible and the prospect of democratic change is, in the longer term, real.