One reason is the lack of tangible information and tools to help predict and plan for future conditions.
By comparison, the use of tangible data (for example sales, waste, absenteeism) was evident predominantly in the evaluation of managers.
At a community meeting one evening, plaintiffs needled Ms. Wang about the lack of tangible results.
As if to compensate for lack of tangible access, though, the host began to assume a growing visual presence that had a power of its own.
Yet they wonder aloud about the point of staying on it, given the lack of tangible gains, if they are forced to live literally in mud.
Mr. Coe said that a lack of tangible results in corporate revamping was being seen as a lowering of expectations about the Korean economy.
Despite the lack of tangible financial benefits, both East Hartford and Windsor saw the museum's presence as a positive force for downtown revitalization.
The reason we are turning uncivilised, un-British, unchristian, un-western – however you define it – is the lack of tangible kindness.
It can be argued that a discrepancy between behaviour and attitude can partly be explained by the lack of tangible experience that would link behaviour to attitude [41].
The most prominent challenges that the participants have cited are: dealing with client behaviours, lack of tangible and immediate results, poor stakeholder relations, lack of recognition, lack of clarity on the role and title of the CYCW, inconsistent job requirements, lack of professional growth and development opportunities and inadequate working conditions.
