Sentence examples for made no tangible from inspiring English sources
Reacting to the Turkish-Armenian roadmap, Azerbaijani foreign ministry spokesman Elkhan Polukhov said that opening the border could lead to "tensions in the region" and runs counter to Azerbaijan's interests.Talks on Nagorny-Karabakh have made no tangible progress in the last 15 years or so.
Not only have courageous, intelligent individuals like Mr Liu made no tangible contribution to China's advance, not only have their activities and his choice for a Nobel Prize made life more difficult for China's dissidents but the main point is that his advocacy of a multiparty system for the China of today would almost certainly lead to disaster, if carried out.
A difference of a handful of points could make no tangible difference to the outcome of the in/out vote in the UK if one of the two sides has a clear lead (as most polls currently suggest).
Hessler captures a quirkiness with which any Grand Junction resident will be familiar, but he makes no mention of the tangible transformations taking place in our community, many of which have gathered steam since the election.
The carpenters, though, actually made something tangible — was that not significant?
This made history tangible to them and kept the gray eyes at bay.
The last four years of freedom has made a tangible difference.
The churches have made tangible contributions to the students' lives and educations; no complaints of improper evangelism have surfaced.
To Doyon, this was activism made tangible.
We have made tangible progress".
