We also observed that EDs intervened more often to discuss concrete, practical aspects of service provision: service design, evidence base for practice and referral rates and volumes, i.e., what might be described as the more technical aspects of management, both financial and 'real side' (e.g., activity rates), than NEDs.
He always spoke in concrete, practical terms.
Asbridge tries to put everything in concrete, practical terms.
And do you see anything in there that can "help families in concrete, practical ways"?
The high-voltage energy on which American culture runs could be harnessed right away on concrete, practical work.
But — and here she literally choked up with emotion — she added: "Why did the leaders of the Seven not go for concrete, practical measures of support?
Besides, those who give the most subtle diagnoses may not have the problem-solving disposition needed to come up with concrete, practical recommendations.
For the first time, the business and scientific communities are collaborating in a concrete, practical effort to help create a truly sustainable planet.
In spelling out his five-point plan for the middle class, he'll have to deepen awareness of how each element would help families in concrete, practical ways, and offer optimism for renewed prosperity.
But what I offer tonight is a set of concrete, practical proposals to speed up growth, strengthen the middle class, and build new ladders of opportunity into the middle class.
Last year, the president described his annual address as one that would include "a set of concrete, practical proposals to speed up growth, strengthen the middle class, and build new ladders of opportunity into the middle class".
