Sentence examples for Tangible status from inspiring English sources

Ancient artifacts showed that teen Tutankhamun was a living, breathing person with tangible status and power.

These tangibles have become status quo and symbols of status.

The delectable, feisty Lara Croft is one of the games world's best-loved characters but, frankly, in recent years her starring vehicles haven't come anywhere near to doing justice to her iconic status and tangible charms.

Several researchers have emphasized that an adequate description of artifacts must refer both to their status as tangible physical objects and to the intentions of the people engaged with them.

2. Maternal mortality: reduction of the rate by half a) Trend b) 2000 c) 2010 goal d) Current status Little tangible progress.

The health states were deemed to be a clinically meaningful change for patients and key opinion leaders (KOLs), and the duration was also expected to lead to a tangible change in health status.

The explanatory variables in this study includes: socio demographic characteristics (sex, age, religion, marital status, occupation); Tangibles: Five questions were used to assess the tangibles variable.

Group position theory states that racial threat is more about symbolic status than actual tangible impacts on the affected group.

The money from the Neediest Cases has given him more time to tend to the children's less tangible needs, like their immigration status.

Ethiopia and others have long been calling for a new order based on a developmental discourse and their right to the Nile waters, but Hosni Mubarak's regime used its political and military dominance in the region to stifle any tangible change in the hegemonic status quo.

Whether the stock market crashes or inflation takes off, gold has always maintained its status as a tangible asset, but because of this, it is not as useful because it cannot be sold easily.