Sentence examples for any tangible benefit from inspiring English sources

There was no mention any tangible benefit to Iranians, except for a general statement that sanctions have been lifted.

Both the White House Counsel's Office and the independent Office of Government Ethics concluded that the deposit by Mr. McAuliffe is not a gift because the Clintons have not received any "tangible benefit" from it.

will reduce the severity or duration of colds, or provide any tangible benefit for people who are exposed to germs in crowded places," said Lydia Parnes, director of the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection, which filed a complaint against Airborne's makers.

That said, I don't particularly see any tangible benefit of switching over to a disc-less solution.

Mr Whyte said: "Given the structure of the shareholding in the club, there is very little, if any, tangible benefit for the club to be a listed company.

Was there any tangible benefit aside from the warm, fuzzy feeling developers get after reducing the turnaround time for an encrypted packet?

Do they provide any tangible benefits?

No one is expecting it to bring any tangible benefits," said another Mecca resident.

Even more baffling is why users have become so emotionally invested in being a mayor, as there are few, if any, tangible benefits.

This is what Iran really craves, not because of any tangible benefits such as trade agreements but more simply because of vanity.

Unfortunately, this was not the case with the university's own "Safer Community" survey last year, which made five vague recommendations that have not yet led to any tangible benefits for students.