Sentence examples for by tangible from inspiring English sources

These voters would be moved almost exclusively by tangible results.

It is especially important, he said, that any deal be followed by tangible progress.

Typically, securitized loans in Japan have been backed by tangible collateral assets like land and buildings.

"Political progress must be underpinned by tangible improvements in the daily lives of people," the statement said.

After all, they put out word in the first place that they would be delighted by tangible demonstrations of friendship.

When the majority decided to join the National Democratic Party, the political party I deemed it my duty to establish, they were attracted by tangible achievements.

Sport is defined by tangibles, by goals scored, by feet and inches.

But the laid-back atmosphere of the beach community has vanished, replaced by a tangible tension each time a jet thunders by.

The important consideration is that these baseline differences are completely by chance (random), which means 'not driven by any tangible or impressionable process'.

Return on capital is calculated by dividing earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) by the tangible capital employed, which is net working capital plus net fixed assets.

The relevance of STOPP/START criteria is further supported by the tangible clinical benefits demonstrated in the studies completed by our group, alluded to in the Introduction.