Sentence examples for a tangible win from inspiring English sources
The closest thing he had to a tangible win on transit federal money for the much-ridiculed Scarborough subway extension has seen a radically changed plan, and the credit will land with a mayor not named Ford.
"I think Atlanta can be creative and tugboat the rest of the movement to fresh ideas and also the concept of tangible wins, which I think is important," Franzen said.
Besides the victories and purses, Globalize comes into the Belmont with a tangible vital to winning the one-and-a-half mile marathon, a distance few horses ever run in their lifetime.
I would suggest, however, that there is a tangible difference between a win that is called early in the night and one that takes several hours to declare.
("I think I enjoy winning elections as a tangible proof of respect and liking," she wrote to Mr. Peavoy).
The album marks a tangible departure from the rootsy, Americana sound that won the group millions of fans, critical accolades and industry awards for its first two albums.
In 18 games, 11 of them victories, the Nets have developed a tangible defensive edge, a resiliency that has spurred two five-game winning streaks and established them as a top-tier playoff team.
At 66-81, they almost certainly will not finish the season at.500 — once a tangible, if optimistic, goal — and they will need a surge to match their win total from last year, 77.
By signing someone up for health insurance, they are delivering a tangible benefit, something that person will value for years to come, and winning loyalty along the way.
Now that Russia has finally won membership in the World Trade Organization, it will have a tangible effect for the first time because only countries with permanent trade relations qualify for eased W.T.O.
