Sentence examples similar to has tangibly alleviated from inspiring English sources

At the end of the play one character is a corpse, another has left the room – and yet nothing has tangibly changed.

For one thing, this establishment has tangibly understood the importance of creating and serving an authentic and original product.

This has tangibly and intangibly contributed to an overall improvement in health indicators in Muslim Bagh.

After reading this article, I've tangibly felt the mode.

That shift had already become obvious in recent months as the Afghan forces had tangibly taken the lead — and as the Taliban had responded by increasing the tempo of attacks against them.

For instance, the poor jobs numbers that were released on Friday would have tangibly worsened Mr. Obama's forecast, while the nearly 300-point stock market rally on Wednesday would have improved it.

And the only mechanism I have, tangibly, short of illegally risking licence fee non-payment, is to comment at opportunities such as here.

For more than three years Southwest subjected more than 200,000 people a day to a culture that had tangibly lost its spirit….its sparkle.

Appreciate the game-changing effects of identifying those who have tangibly violated the public trust.

Hunger has been alleviated.

A 40-year road-building program has not alleviated congestion.