Sentence examples for achieve tangible from inspiring English sources

A genuine learning culture - in which even "pointless" learning is encouraged – can help achieve tangible outcomes in skills and productivity.

The pilot programme at Barts Health NHS Trust sought to explore whether it was possible to achieve tangible results in such a complex setting by nudging employee behaviour.

The feeling of momentum this produces (and the re-affirmation that committed activism can actually achieve tangible results) should not be underestimated.

These companies operated in competitive environments and their staff realized that foresight enabled them to achieve tangible objectives.

One of the tools to create the virtual environment for the students' effective teamwork and to achieve tangible project outcomes is to use mind maps as shared on-line services for step-by-step problem solving.

Modern methods of construction (MMC) are defined as those which are highly pre-fabricated and which achieve tangible benefits to the client in terms of speed of construction, higher quality and more efficient and adaptable space use.

"Developing countries in particular should be concerned about achieving tangible results with regard to funding and technology transfer issues".

But in their statement after the Netanya attack, the Palestinian Authority affirmed its commitment to General Zinni's efforts, noting that he had achieved "tangible progress".

Pudjiastuti – a businesswoman whose divorcee status, tattoos and smoking habit single her out from many of her cabinet colleagues – is achieving tangible progress.

Palestinian analysts said he would quickly generate some enthusiasm if he achieves tangible benefits for Palestinians, like an easing of Israeli checkpoints and other restrictions.

American, allied and Afghan forces have halted the insurgency's momentum and have achieved "tangible progress in some really key areas," the Pentagon official said.