Sentence examples for any tangible effect from inspiring English sources

But then why have the last four assessment reports not have had any tangible effect?

Even the latest rate cut is unlikely to have any tangible effect immediately.

It is debatable whether "Silkwood" had any tangible effect on the nuclear power industry.

The dollar would have to hold its present lower level "for a number of months" to have any tangible effect on the economy.

As important as the Oslo accords have been, it was not clear whether Mr. Abbas's declaration on Wednesday would have any tangible effect.

-- Note that the issue has been raised already in the German Parliament leading to questions why the Federal Government had donated money without any tangible effect on the prioritised projects yet.

Any reduction in carbon dioxide production today will take years to have a tangible effect on global warming because so much of the gas is already in the atmosphere.

"It makes walking more efficient, providing a tangible effect on ambulatory propulsion.

The presence – or absence – of God can have a tangible effect regardless of actual existence.

"It's not like it has a tangible effect on propulsion.

So what meaningful message with a tangible effect does censuring an unfaithful player have in the real world?