Sentence examples for a tangible gain from inspiring English sources

This, she thinks, would give the Palestinians a tangible gain and maintain European unity.

The Palestinian leadership was anxious to secure a tangible gain for returning to the negotiations process amid deep public scepticism.

As a gesture from the Israelis and a tangible gain to show his people, he wanted a populated Arab town as close to disputed Jerusalem as possible.

With some allies questioning what a month of steady bombing has accomplished, the United States could point to a tangible gain on the ground.

Olivia Koppell New York, Oct. 19, 2008 • To the Editor: We are going through tough, painful times, and they will not end soon, but there is satisfaction and a tangible gain in decreasing your consumption, and finding a number of easy ways to do it.

A forced variation that involves a sacrifice and usually results in a tangible gain is called a combination.

The pledge was accepted by the Islamic State group in what analysts saw as a move that benefitted the two groups' propaganda purposes while not necessarily offering any tangible gains in the short term.

Security chiefs claimed that Syria would make concessions and not receive any tangible gains from engaging Lebanon or talking indirectly to Israel.

The most tangible gain, a shutdown of North Korea's nuclear facilities at Yongbyon, is reversible.

For most Americans, I suspect Keystone feels like an obscure minor issue worth the tangible gain of extending unemployment benefits and the payroll tax cut.

A profit kidnapping is motivated by the tangible gain that the abductor believes will be realized by stealing the liberty of another.