Sentence examples for and tangible in the from inspiring English sources

Peace must be made real and tangible in the daily existence of every individual in need.

Words become flesh -- they create something real and tangible in the material world.

Kaiser President and Chief Executive Drew Altman said the results depict a contrast between political ideology and tangible benefits in the mind of the public.

On Tuesday the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, said the deal meant the government had made "immediate and tangible headway in the 45th parliament towards balancing the budget".

This contest is an effort to promote positive and tangible changes in the regional early childhood environment and contribute to the realization of the potential of all the young children in all member countries of the region.

This paper indicates that a small grant funding scheme can have clear and tangible outcomes in the form of publications, increased skills in undertaking research and developing collaborations and increased confidence.

'..importance of policy design that delivers clear and tangible results in the context of economic development'.

Viral ticketing is unusual because it appears to have immediate and tangible benefits in the form of sales and income.

James C. Edenfield, president and chief executive of American Software, said: "The Board is pleased that the company's strong financial position allows us to reward our investors with a direct and tangible return in the form of a regular dividend.

The clash and collusion of photography and history, of artistic idealism and political reality, is especially tangible in the centerpiece exhibition, "Gustav Klutsis and Valentina Kulagina: Photography and Montage After Constructivism".

The French haven't laid claim to NOLA for more than 200 years, and yet their influence is still tangible in the city's culture and cuisine.