Sentence examples for a tangible measure from inspiring English sources

Now after decades of cleanup efforts in the river, the oyster has emerged as a tangible measure of how much more needs to be done to return the river closer to its natural state.

Indeed, though pundits have taken Mr. Obama to task over the past month, his voter approval rating — a tangible measure of his standing with the public — barely changed, hovering around 50 percent, at least through the end of the week.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .(AP) — Even with the sweeping changes in how sports treats head injuries, Jeff Gordon had never heard of the standard test that offers a tangible measure of what is going on in the brain after a concussion.

As for Macron, there will be a tangible measure of success or failure next month when Trump decides whether to heed his pleas to rescue the Iran nuclear deal.

For the plaintiffs and more specifically for me, it is time to pause for breath, a time to contemplate that this settlement can finally release us from the torments of the past so that we can face the future with a tangible measure of hope.

Statistical data is undoubtedly a helpful tool that provides us with a tangible measure of racial and gender diversity.

So by any tangible measure, Gary Bauer's vision of conservatives riding a wave of anti-gay fervor into the White House in 2008 is pure illusion.

"This proposal is a concrete, tangible measure of EU support to Ukraine," he added.

In this paper, I start by considering the direct impact of immigration on the likelihood that a woman chooses to both give birth and participate in the labor market shortly thereafter, certainly a more tangible measure of mother-worker role compatibility.

These crises were often linked to marked deterioration in physical health which for many functioned as a more tangible measure of their well-being.

Unfortunately, schools and government in Washington have been slow to react or implement any tangible measures to make veterans feel welcome on their campuses.