Sentence examples similar to a tangible demand for from inspiring English sources

He said there was a tangible consumer demand for such a platform and said its emergence – whether it is approved by the BBC Trust or not – was "like water, it can't be stopped".

Computer maker Lenovo dropped 4.1%, to 3.29 Hong Kong dollars (42 cents), after being downgraded by Merrill Lynch on Monday to "neutral," from "buy," on a tangible slowdown in U.S. demand for tech hardware and persistent price pressures.

Alongside this movement to increasing public awareness of these abuses must be a societal demand for tangible, sustainable mechanisms of accountability within the very systems that allowed abuse.

The fears of exhaustion and burnout were tangible and justified a demand for support, including exchange meetings or effective and accessible collaborations with specialised care centres.

It empathized with David Reynard's search for a tangible cause for his wife's cancer.

But, at last, there was a tangible reason for excitement on Wednesday.

There's a tangible payoff for getting it right.

"You get a tangible benefit for the time you're putting into it," Gosling explains.

It had a tangible benefit for the Dingell home.

It is a tangible shift towards reward for research impact.

Bleary-eyed journalists and a tangible sense of anticipation for #OscarPistorius bail ruling.