Sentence examples for concrete about what from inspiring English sources

The Penguins, and Crosby, have not said anything concrete about what could happen.

It's still too early to say anything concrete about what will happen.

Question: Did you learn anything concrete about what they learned about — anything new they learned about Khashoggi?

Given how bad things have gotten, Ohio voters could — and should — force the candidates to get concrete about what they will do to turn around an economy sliding toward — or already in — recession.

The consultation document repeats a mistake made in other reconfiguration controversies in being concrete about what will be closed or downgraded but vague about the benefits, notably around primary and community care.

They're promising new accessories "every few months," but aren't saying much concrete about what they'll be.

What's becoming clear is that Trump never really had any concrete idea himself about what a wall would look like, let alone how Mexico would pay for it another campaign promise that has now morphed confusingly into Mexico is paying for the wall via a new North American trade deal.

I think I have a more concrete imagination about what is possible.

There were concrete assumptions about what government should be doing and what the public expected.

I hadn't begun to think in any concrete way about what I might write.

We should be able to build from cases like this one and establish a set of concrete understandings about what government should and shouldn't do.