Sentence examples for getting more concrete from inspiring English sources

Good job of getting more concrete about design.

"The implementation really needs to start getting more concrete.

But it is getting more concrete all the time, and requires real-life action in response.

We reported about the plans last year and again just a few months ago, and now they are getting more concrete: Japan seems to be finally ready to send robots to explore the moon.

From the sound of it, we'll be getting more concrete details surrounding pricing timing (beyond the already announced March 2017), along with, hopefully, a sneak peek at some of the titles set to launch with the system and some more information on the hardware.

We started getting more concrete about it 7 years ago, but we've basically been talking about a film… that would be a sort of modernist adventure in a kind of classical mode for about 11 years.

Indeed, a local bus boycott in Montgomery in 1955 got more concrete results than taking to the National Mall.

Britain has an economy where construction has a particular status and where a favoured way to nudge the economy forward is to get more concrete mixers whirring and bricks laid.

We'll get more concrete info later.

It was tangible success with tangible products - you can't get more concrete than, well, concrete.

(We've asked to see if we can get more concrete numbers to support the claim).