Sentence examples for but tangible changes from inspiring English sources

Through a series of unilateral actions, gradual but tangible changes could begin to transform the situation on the ground.

A new Israeli organization called Blue White Future, which supports a two-state solution along the 1967 borders, penned an April Op-Ed page article in The New York Times saying that "through a series of unilateral actions, gradual but tangible changes could begin to transform the situation on the ground".

It has undoubtedly helped to modify instruments of domestic and trade policy, but tangible changes in levels of support and protection for the sector have not been sufficiently deep to permit competitive world trade in agricultural products.

But few tangible changes have been made to the country's economy, which has stagnated for decades despite the dynamism of neighboring countries like China and Thailand.

Mr. Bernanke spoke often about the need to speak clearly, but there were few tangible changes.

She described Osborne's devolution agenda as "huge, tangible changes" but said more needed to be done to "put local people back in control".

These resolutions represent a shift in my mindset, or at least an attempt to more consistently think in a certain way, but will likely result in real tangible changes in my life.

But a lot is also due to less tangible changes in the corporate culture.In essence, Mr Spinetta inherited a distrustful, confrontational workplace and introduced some novel management tools: telling the truth, communicating with employees and explaining things.

I want to see tangible changes in our racist structures, but in the midst of it all, I confess that there are moments when I also want to justify myself.

But can a game really be expected to inspire tangible changes in such a big issue?

Technology and pharmaceutical innovation are very tangible changes that have influenced porn trends – but it can also be attached to events in mainstream culture too.