Sentence examples for in any tangible from inspiring English sources

Doctors have seldom been rewarded for excellence, at least not in any tangible way.

It's a shame that the apparent political message of the opening isn't carried through the film in any tangible way.

They too looked trapped by protocol, with Patten apparently unable to exert real authority or even help in any tangible way until Entwistle had resigned.

Learning that western spies drain the swamp of their own citizens' data in the process does not help terrorists in any tangible way.

In a major revision of copyright law in 1976, the U.S. Congress specified that copyright subsists in original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression, and it provided that such works include literary, musical, and dramatic works; pantomimes and choreographic works; pictorial, graphic, and sculptural works; motion pictures and other audiovisual works; and sound recordings.

The two will not go head to head in any tangible way; they should never be on the field at the same time unless one is slow to leave at the end of an inning while the other is quick to exit the dugout.

Perhaps they justifiably believe that they have no stake in the political system since they see little if any tangible improvements in their workday lives.

So far, though, there have been few, if any, tangible improvements in the lives of most Serbs.

It allows a secret national security court to issue an order allowing the F.B.I. to obtain "any tangible things" in connection with a national security investigation.

In this connection, it is quite possibly enough to conclude with Moore and Desmond (2004) that Darwin considered it simply too provocative, both politically and socially, to tie human ancestry in with any tangible evidence.

Their stake increases in tandem with any tangible economic damage that would result from a potential government default or credit-rating downgrade.