Sentence examples for any tangible influence from inspiring English sources

Critics of Germany's détente with both countries have been marginalised and deprived of any tangible influence on German politics.

Even if the F.D.A. is granted more authority and resources with a new food safety bill, Dr. Acheson said it would take several years for the new rules to have a tangible influence.

Although this little difference may not lead to a tangible influence on performance, it makes the analysis more convenient in EDCA case.

Individuals can map the total number and placement of steps taken during a point or the whole match and this detailed analysis has a tangible influence on how players think about their performance, mentally mapping the data back into performed actions.

To develop the exercise, we drew on frameworks that distinguish between depths of community involvement from simple information sharing with communities or their representatives, consultation with these groups, or - suggesting most depth of involvement - communities or their representatives having a tangible influence on health policy or practice [ 1, 9].

He said he changed to law to have a more tangible influence on the world.

"Whatever takes their place will have a real and tangible influence on the city's aesthetic".

The letters offer tantalising evidence that it was within the realm of Prince Charles's longstanding interest in homeopathy and alternative medicine that the heir to the throne was able to wield tangible influence over government policy.

It allows the F.B.I. to obtain "any tangible things" — like business records about customers.

"Syria is the only country in the Middle East which follows our advice, this is the country where we can exercise certain tangible influence," says Ruslan Pukhov.

And although some experts suggested that swapping in higher-priced stocks might make the Dow less volatile, it has little tangible influence among Wall Street's professional investors.