Sentence examples for many tangible results from inspiring English sources

Despite holding meetings throughout the 1990s, the multilateral track did not produce many tangible results.

Understanding the genetic basis of common disease was the promised payoff of the $3 billion human genome project, which was completed in 2003 but has taken some time to show many tangible results.

Granderson had the pin in his hand removed on June 20 and from there needed to restrengthen and remobilize his fingers, grip a bat and begin to swing — a multistep process that, thus far, has not yielded many tangible results.

The problem is that these efforts have not produced many tangible results, apart from providing the country's intrepid stand-up comedians with something to poke fun at.

It is true – the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have helped developing countries such as Zimbabwe to achieve many tangible results especially in the fields of education and to some extent health.

Major business lobbying groups also strongly object to the regulation of conflict minerals, which they say imposes too many costs on corporations without enough tangible results.

The calculus also has wide appeal to potential donors, many of whom are increasingly interested in seeing tangible results of their gifts, according to Lewis Coleman, the chairman of Banc of America Securities and a board member of Conservation International.

"How many CoPs will it take for us to really see any tangible results?

In many communes the people now actually pay local taxes and can see the tangible results of the money that they hand over in a school or a health centre.

"Too many false dawns have happened and I hope people take comfort from the fact we are seeing tangible results of a determination to make things happen," he said.

Our proposal on governance is the fruit of many months of cooperation between Parliament and the Commission, work which, in my opinion, has produced sound, tangible results.