The most tangible consequence of his recent success has been the quality of the scripts he's been sent.
And I think the tangible consequence of Trump failing to confirm this mutual defense clause was directly behind the comments that [German Chancellor] Angela Merkal made a day or so later about Germany not being able to rely on some of its traditional allies.
The enormous tangible consequences of the 2008 economic crisis, subsequent public outrage about economic inequalities, and the 2011 "Occupy" movement motivate a widespread and growing return to left economic critique that signals a new class politics.
The early manifestation of diabetes complications in youth-onset T2DM suggests that this group will be burdened with the tangible consequences of cardiovascular disease, nephropathy, and retinopathy in the third and fourth decades of life.
With younger children, you will want to emphasize the tangible consequences of the choices presented in the dilemmas, for example, what trouble they would get into if they stole a piece of candy that they really wanted.
The utilitarian approach is innate and thus the most straightforward of the three, proposing that an action is good to the extent that its effects, effectiveness or efficiency are good: something is good if I can observe, measure and perceive it, and if there are effects or tangible consequences of its performance.
A tangible and direct consequence of doing this is to create the means whereby those who were engaged in, or affected by, violent conflict as combatants or as civilians come to grips with the need to (re- integrate pere- integratesabilities as persons the psychological healing of the population at large.
More frequent Pap tests have very tangible consequences in terms of generating unnecessary biopsies for women with ambiguous results, and the accompanying anxiety, the study said.
Further, we investigate whether these effects have tangible consequences on the kinetics of a small genetic circuit.
The threat of an Irish or Danish rejection, they reckon, is heightened by the fact that a no vote will have no tangible consequences for a recalcitrant country.
