Sentence examples for had no tangible from inspiring English sources

Yet my not inconsiderable efforts have had no tangible impact on my business.

Minutes before, I had felt like whatever the anti-KKK activists were doing had no tangible meaning, but now, seeing it happen, it seemed vital and necessary.

Bowen had no tangible success as a manager, either, upon taking over at Northampton Town in 1959, a Third Division championship in 1963 apart.

He said that, while police had no "tangible" evidence of a crime, there was no reason to believe that Miss Lawrence had harmed herself as she was not depressed and had no financial problems.

On Tuesday, as the second general strike since Dec. 10 began, Mr. Chávez and his ministers continued to denigrate the organizers of the protests and assert that the work stoppage had no tangible effect.

The Obama campaign said Mr Romney had "no tangible ideas" and "would take our country backwards".

Other than the customer's paper receipt, that product has no tangible existence.

Ruminating and venting, the article finds, have no tangible benefits, but cheerful resilience pays dividends.

"There is a growing consensus that the ban has no tangible safety benefits," the researchers wrote in the study.

The fact that the previous owner died from an overdose has no tangible impact on the apartment itself.

People reserve the right to be wrong about things, particularly when that wrongness has no tangible consequences.