Sentence examples for being of tangible value from inspiring English sources

The findings from this study demonstrate that international partnerships are experienced as being of tangible value for healthcare staff from high-income countries, providing opportunities for the development of recognised healthcare competencies.

So, I asked myself why one man was begging for money while the other was being entrepreneurial and offering something of tangible value in exchange for a few dollars.

Second, because an increasing proportion of the wealth in the economy is not backed by anything of tangible value, the economy becomes vulnerable to the kind of meltdown we have witnessed recently.

"There's real tangible value to what we do".

An exemption are prediction markets, which have almost perfect alignment of motivation and incentive (play money or points that can later be exchanged for tangible value).

The second step would be me being of value to other people's lives and being able to share compassion in very tangible ways.

More important still could be less tangible values, Lovely notes.

"It's hard to get too excited about any bank in this environment, but when you factor in that Citigroup is trading at half of tangible book value, the stock is appealing".

At more than $2 million, the bill is now greater than the tangible value of the estate, according to an accounting filed last year by Mr. McMillan.

He also notes that the stock is selling at 85% of tangible book value and a cheap 6 times trailing earnings.

Q: It sounds as though we're making progress on recognizing the tangible value of ecosystems.