Sentence examples for make any tangible from inspiring English sources

ICANN's processes appear to favor business interests and generation of profits over the future integrity of the Health Internet, failing to make any tangible commitments to protect public health or enforce norms as would be found in a responsible global governance framework [ 4, 11, 13].

Neither West African president made any tangible promises to Africa's designers before smiling for the cameras.

The Canadian government hasn't made any tangible progress in regulating them (Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia are in a slow process to apply the same legislations to cigarettes, following Nova Scotia's lead).

Maybe it's cultural elitism on my part, but I can't help but think that despite their obvious box-office appeal, the series seems to have passed without making any tangible impact on the wider culture.

They are waiting for tangible answers before they make any conclusions about their father's fate.

Have you seen this event make a tangible impact in recent years?

Yet Europe appears unlikely to pony up enough forces to make a tangible difference there.

Actions there can make a tangible difference.

They want their money to make a tangible difference.

Make a tangible, measurable difference -- today.

Unfortunately, this is often the exception rather than the rule in a system where chief executives and other senior managers turn over much too rapidly to have any chance of making a tangible difference.