Sentence examples for addition to the tangible from inspiring English sources
In addition to the tangible costs of deceiving the public, VW's archrival, Toyota, has moved back into first place in global auto sales for the 5th consecutive month with 9.21 million vehicles sold in the 11-month period from January through November.
In addition to the tangible elements of health systems, Sheikh et al. [ 21] argue that 'software', such as values, norms, and power, that " guide actions and underpin the relationships amongst system actors and elements are also critical to overall health system performance".
In addition to the undeniable tangible benefits, it's also the networking with others that designers find invaluable.
In addition to these tangible elements, the 'software' of the health system, i.e. the power and the political and social contexts, is also represented in the collection.
In addition to these tangible elements, the health system 'software', i.e. the power and the political and social contexts, is also represented in the collection.
In addition to these tangible measures of the ways the world fails children, UNICEF argued that almost beyond measure is the lost human capacity that results from poor early childhood care.
In addition to the direct and tangible benefits to the Zimbabwean people, other more indirect impacts on aid alignment and harmonisation as well as policy reform are already becoming evident.
In the second session, the child received a small tangible reinforcer (trinket, coin or sweet) in addition to the cartoon picture.
In addition to the ways in which the Freedom Pass enabled access to health-related goods and services, it provided less tangible benefits.
Hence, in addition to the techniques of analyzing PMUs data, the necessity of implementing some kinds of approach to overcome these outliers is tangible.
With "wellbeing" becoming firmly established in CSR lexicon - perhaps more tangible and people-centred than the often woolly "sustainability" - how long before we see a new addition to the c-suite?
