Sentence examples for have a tangible from inspiring English sources

"We want to have a tangible impact on the client's business or services".

All seemed surprised and happy to have a tangible reason to salute the team.

Nevertheless, Mr. Ford says he is convinced that the green measures will have a tangible payoff.

To have a tangible remembrance, keepsakes have also become more popular.

Eleven weeks into the season, the Cowboys suddenly have a tangible future to prepare for.

The presence – or absence – of God can have a tangible effect regardless of actual existence.

And art that does not have a tangible value is just too abstract.

"Even though our speakers come from all around the world, they all have a tangible connection to Australia.

One may wonder if an ethics advisory group can have a tangible impact – whether anyone will listen to them.

I didn't have a tangible record of achievement to prove that I've lived or have learned any skills.

But the convictions may have a tangible impact on his efforts to create warmer relations with the West.