Sentence examples for Tangible tasks from inspiring English sources

In February, it's about transitioning your college preparation from abstract planning to tangible tasks.

To boosters, cities encourage pragmatic problem-solving, because mayors are accountable for tangible tasks like collecting rubbish, fighting crime or fixing schools.

Then average this amount, and write a list comparing this amount of time with the number of times you might have been able to accomplish a number of other tangible tasks that are easy to time.

It's probably easier to measure an attitude than a pair of pants; yet it has always seemed to us that the healthiest countries were those in which men did the most tangible tasks.

For Byrd and his contemporaries in the federal government in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, computers would alter the very functioning of various government bureaus and departments, not just because of the tangible tasks they performed, but because of expectations of what they might be supposed to do.

Having a routine, people to talk to and tangible tasks to complete was very medicinal.

The process of putting a meal together is thoughtful ― it requires attention and intention, and it focuses your mind on a tangible task while hopefully muting out the noise of the busy world around us.

Some appreciated this MOVE! reminder as a tangible task to address obesity "It's just part of our care and there's been, you know, this mandate to send them now to MOVE! through the clinical reminders …it's gotten easier over time as they've simplified them …… So I mostly refer out" (MD 2).

In their hearts they've long believed that management is more destructive than beneficial, a distraction from "real work" and tangible, goal-directed tasks.

And "visual management" techniques make it easier to apply pull thinking to a portfolio of projects by rendering nonphysical tasks tangible.

The workshop will consist in designing "cultural probes" — tangible and creative tasks that participants will be asked to design for prospective elderly participants of the HELICOPTER research.