Sentence examples for as a tangible example from inspiring English sources

Mike Barry, head of sustainable business at Marks and Spencer, pointed to the Consumer Goods Forum as a tangible example of how collaborative approaches can influence systems change.

While the threats may not be visible here, and police arrested just one person on Monday in connection with protests at the RNC, many Bikers for Trump members speaking to the Guardian pointed to one particular group, Black Lives Matter, as a tangible example of the need to remain vigilant.

The barn will serve as a center of ongoing pipeline resistance, as well as a tangible example of the type of clean energy future we're working for.

We believe our research on water safety is ideally suited to this task due to the diverse range of interacting constraints present and as such provides a tangible example of how this approach can unify different disciplinary perspectives examining an important aspect of sport performance.

The remaining wreckage is considered important from an historical perspective, as it represents a tangible example of mid-19th century shipbuilding.

I have always known that my involvement in this sport transcends the playing field in many ways, but rarely have I seen such a tangible example as I did at Mia Hamm's Celebrity Soccer Challenge in Washington last Sunday.

The evaluations were complimentary: "I liked using the example of the pulse ox device as a foundation for launching the discussion so that we had a tangible example to work with instead of being more general," one said.

What's real about that?" He picks a tangible example: "Did Muddy Waters play an acoustic?

Judge Sotomayor is a tangible example that drive, dedication and tenacity can overcome meager financial resources.

A tangible example of the responsibility Miss Miner demanded was the care of gardening tools.

Let me give you a tangible example.