Sentence examples for any tangible lines from inspiring English sources

Yet without any tangible lines of discourse between protesting aboriginals and the PMO's office, Harper's policies will continue to be viewed as paternalistic and divisive, regardless of their effectiveness, causing continued alienation on reserves.

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

The rising concern about canceled health coverage has provided Republicans a more tangible line of attack on the law and its most appealing promise for the vast majority of Americans who have insurance: that it would lower their costs, or at least hold them harmless.

Or, for that matter, any tangible personality.

Do they provide any tangible benefits?

Copyright protects original works fixed in any tangible expression.

But that doesn't translate into any tangible state assistance.

Not the games and whether they did any tangible good.

Any tangible products can derive from investigation––the tangible product in our class will be your case study.

Worry, more than any tangible economic impact, may be what is depressing Asian markets.

The peace talks in Washington have gone 10 rounds without achieving any tangible results.