Sentence examples for have made tangible from inspiring English sources

We have made tangible progress".

If he walks this tough talk, the central bank might not take action until political leaders have made tangible progress in that direction.

Yet we have made tangible progress.

The churches have made tangible contributions to the students' lives and educations; no complaints of improper evangelism have surfaced.

Since its launch in 2010, nearly 300 organizations have made tangible, time-bound commitments to address the goals set out in the Strategy.

Some publications, including The New York Times Book Review and Granta, have made tangible strides toward parity; while others, such as The Nation and The Times Literary Supplement, haven't budged.

Partly it is because science has made tangible progress.

But it believed Cameron had "made tangible progress" and did "better than expected in this renegotiation".

The conviction & sentencing of Lt. Calley had made tangible the enormous burden of responsibility that America bears for the holocaust in Indo-China.

Although he received what at first glance looks like a Soviet-style 89% of the votes in a field of six candidates, the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe gave a positive assessment and declared that the vote had made "tangible progress" towards meeting OSCE and international standards for democratic elections.

And despite the tough external environment that we face, I truly believe we've made tangible progress in bringing our strategic vision to life.