Sentence examples for being concrete to from inspiring English sources

This view requires that a thing can survive the change from being nonconcrete to concrete, intuitive generation, and the change from being concrete to nonconcrete, intuitive destruction.

The intelligence community must have certainty that the evidence is concrete to support the conclusion.

On the newer henhouses, the bottom two feet of the outer walls are concrete, to make it harder for mice to get inside.

The ultimate goal is concrete: to obtain land.

The building is 12 m wide × 60 m long × 3 m high; its sides are concrete to 1 m, with mesh above the concrete to allow air exchange.

What markets expect is to see, are concrete improvements to the situation.

◦ They are concrete, easy to access evidence crucial to a lifetime learner as are doctors!

With directing, there are concrete decisions to be made: is it ­going to be black or white?

Performance measures are concrete attempts to assure effective management by auditing inputs and outputs and relating them to financial budgets.

"We're a little relieved, but there is concrete work to be done," said Hourana Camara, a fisherman.

But there's never been concrete data to test either side's interpretation.