Sentence examples for any tangible impact from inspiring English sources

They just don't see any tangible impact from the massive sums the United States spends.

But, he predicted, "apart from the psychological effect, there will not be any tangible impact before 2014".

Asked for her view about whether or not the fierce Daily Telegraph campaign against Labor in the recent federal election had any tangible impact in her home state of New South Wales, given the Coalition lost three seats and Labor achieved a positive swing, Rowland said the News Corp-owned Sydney tabloid remained the "go to" publication for voters in western Sydney.

While the comment is unlikely to have any tangible impact in the short run, it could help shape an emerging debate in Washington over the wisdom of spending billions of dollars to support a military that many U.S. lawmakers view with deep suspicion.

Much will depend on the economic forecasts at the time and how much today's growth stimulus has had any tangible impact.

Elusive by its definition, a concussion is described more by its symptoms than by any tangible impact on the brain.

"I believe all forms of symbolic solidarity must be tied in with supporting directly impacted communities to have a tangible impact," she wrote me in an email.

The campaign is having a tangible impact.

Do you think climate activism is making a tangible impact?

Have you seen this event make a tangible impact in recent years?

"We want to have a tangible impact on the client's business or services".