Sentence examples for direct tangible from inspiring English sources

"We've had direct tangible results.

"Those are direct tangible savings to consumers being lost".

Though the work was interesting, Pack wanted to pursue something with a more direct, tangible impact on patients' lives.

When I touched the bark of that tree, I felt the thrilling sensation of time travel of being in direct, tangible contact with the distant past.

"The robots allow the students to get into the heads of the characters through direct tangible experiences," Perry told me, in an e-mail.

Although the author occasionally makes strained generalizations about race and class ("in the black community, sports is less about character building for the distant future and more about a path to direct, tangible reward"), his actual chronicle of his subjects' lives is simple and affecting.

Here was an opportunity to make good on that ideal and to use the Activate brand to enact some direct and tangible good.

By Hawaiian law, birth records can be released only to people with "a direct and tangible" interest in them — a person born in the state, say, or certain relatives or their estates.

Laughing at your enemies, holding on to your identity undimmed and letting your anger out when it really matters – those are lessons that have helped me, personally, in a very direct and tangible way.

Because of the subjective nature of what constitutes a cruel or unusual punishment and the clear, direct, and tangible losses of liberty and even life associated with it, challenges to statutes on Eighth Amendment grounds are plentiful, and the ideological complexion of the Supreme Court has influenced what it will or will not permit.

I could see potential applications of my work, but I wanted to have a more direct and tangible impact.