When we did pass health care reform and financial reform in 2010, that was good, but we made enough compromises that seriously weakened those bills' ability to help make tangible improvements for most Americans, lessening in a big way the political credit that we could have gotten for the legislation.
An innovator's talent lies partially in the ability to make tangible what the market can't articulate for itself.
If you're in school, some cities have after-school programs for learning how to make tangible objects.
It is heartfelt caring for the world, for something bigger than oneself, made tangible in sense, thought and deed.
I sat through therapy sessions and made tangible lists for every area of my life to see what could go: work, physical stuff (clothes, shoes, makeup, you name it), friendships that had ceased being useful maybe before they even began, processed foods, TV shows I don't really have time for, books that aren't completely beautiful and inspiring.
But an abstract idea is made tangible in Young Chekhov.
Accordingly, they focused on getting their work done efficiently and well; which for the old men had been synonymous with hardship, investigations into the unknown, and making tangible improvements, was for them about validity, thoroughness and adherence to standards: 'research is very strict in the ways that they do things.
One of the many pleasures here is Mann's gift for making tangible the intellectual disputes of the militarily inclined faction through juicy tales of infighting.
With the guidance of Elias Zerhouni, SciTM's founding Chief Scientific Advisor and former director of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, the journal shaped its mission: to provide an interdisciplinary forum for research that makes tangible progress toward improvements in clinical medicine by applying basic biological research and engineering science.
We have made tangible progress".
To Doyon, this was activism made tangible.
