Sentence examples for for tangible results from inspiring English sources

It fills a need for tangible results".

How's that for tangible results from McCain, the real reformer?

The government in Beijing, says one western diplomat, "is very good at exploiting our need for tangible results".

Ashton's spokesman, Michael Mann, said the talks began with "cautious optimism and great sense of determination, because we think it is time for tangible results".

ReprintsThis desire for tangible results from the state also leads to a preference for new leaders to be moderate, unthreatening figures, perhaps from inside the system.

The Robin Hood Foundation, famous for looking for tangible results for its grant-making, was so impressed with this effort that it ultimately invested $1 million in grant aid to AHV.

Although not legally binding, the target driven model has proved appealing to politicians and funders and consequently has pushed large international advocacy agencies to ensure they engage in actions that allow for reporting of tangible results.

Fights against big developers, especially along the city's waterfront in Brooklyn and Queens, had yielded little in the way of tangible results for years, but Axt said the activists' victory was the result of a simple shift.

"During that period, I was an Attaché de Recherches (research associate) of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, which showed an impressive tolerance for the absence of tangible results associated with the change from one field to another distant field," Debreu dryly noted in an autobiography he prepared for the Nobel Foundation.

I think we could do a huge amount for a lot less for actual tangible results.

In his memoirs, "Honorable Men," Colby wrote that after he took office he "looked in vain for some tangible results in the counterintelligence field, and found little or none.