Sentence examples for a tangible economic from inspiring English sources

In the face of this economic crisis, none of the current candidates on the ballot has put forward a tangible economic plan that addresses workers' concerns.

"Obviously, any Olympics showcases the country that those Olympics are in, and there's a tangible economic benefit to those Games being here.

The study demonstrated that accident savings associated with the infrastructure improvements implemented during the black-spots' treatment project, were essential and having a tangible economic value.

Applying those, we estimated that the black-spots' treatment project was associated with an average annual saving of 224 injury accidents and 531 total accidents, having a tangible economic value.

When the Rocky mountain state legalised marijuana, back at the start of 2014, they saw a tangible economic and social boom.

When the Rocky mountain state legalized marijuana, back at the start of 2014, they saw a tangible economic and social boom.

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.

Their stake increases in tandem with any tangible economic damage that would result from a potential government default or credit-rating downgrade.

Worry, more than any tangible economic impact, may be what is depressing Asian markets.

But the $3.3 billion valuation is based more on the idea of owning the YouTube or Hulu of China than any tangible economic results at this point.

It could be decades before the community realizes any tangible economic benefits.