Sentence examples for has given tangible from inspiring English sources

Greece is also a country with great potential, well-trained human capital, unexploited natural resources and a very powerful Diaspora; a Diaspora, which has contributed, especially in the US, to economic growth, to the moral values of the American nation; a Diaspora that has given tangible proof of the diligence, the enterprising spirit, the imaginativeness of the Greeks.

Serving as the project director of PAWS has given her tangible insight into the challenges the homeless face, she says.

Alexis Terry, a homeless and unemployed transgendered African-American woman from New Haven, home to Yale University, says Occupy "has given me tangible hope for the first time in my life".

Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG, said: Caterpillar has given some tangible credence to the notion that the US recovery is still on track with its better-than-expected figures and improving outlook.

Living in Australia has given me a much more tangible understanding of the issue of usage caps.

It has given me such a sense of comfort to have a tangible place to direct those conversations and thoughts to.

The money from the Neediest Cases has given him more time to tend to the children's less tangible needs, like their immigration status.

As a result, spending less on tangible items, increasing my earnings and becoming travel-savvy has given me freedom to take off when I want.

"Being able to make something tangible, whether it be in Peru or in the lab, has given me the confidence to self-identify as an engineer," he says.

The report disclosed, however, that Communist bloc nations had given little tangible support to the American antiwar movement.

But the day's events had given me tangible evidence that I was not dreaming.