Sentence examples for despite the tangible progress from inspiring English sources

Patricia Cross, who chairs Aviva's remuneration committee, said: "The board was disappointed to receive feedback this week from a shareholder voting agency which expressed concern over the proposed [long-term incentive plan] awards, despite the tangible progress made by the management team and the award being within the company's remuneration policy".

For buyers, Mr. Skolnick said, the tangible progress ought to provide confidence.

American officials said Mr. Atef's represented the most tangible progress in their efforts to destroy Al Qaeda leadership.

Making him a scapegoat might be politically expedient but it ignores the very tangible progress he has achieved.

The sense of tangible progress, control, and orderliness will lighten your mood.

Firstly, we are prepared to support the efforts of the SADC and the African Union, and we expect to see tangible progress in the next two weeks.

Board President Mel Levine said "unscrambling the mess" at the nonprofits will take time, but he expects more "tangible" progress in the next sixty days.

Kirby said work was taking place to defuse tensions and the hope was that "tangible progress" would be made soon.

Except, it still seems, the one thing that might work: showing some tangible progress on the reforms Mr Badawi keeps promising but never provides.

Tangible progress is the exception and not the rule.

It reaffirms the 2009 Political Declaration claiming "tangible progress" but there are no clear indicators measuring this progress.