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As with physical exercise, a single session of loving-kindness meditation won't make you fit, even though it may well yield tangible short-term benefits.

Long months of talks under the previous government, however, did not yield tangible results.

We celebrated a small victory – evidence that activism can yield tangible results.

Amazon's arrival, city officials insisted, would yield tangible gains for area residents.

Yet, not everyone is convinced that Macron's Trump strategy can yield tangible results.

If they have a spare half-hour, they devote it to things that will yield tangible and near-term accomplishments.

Because of confused planning, it wasn't until August that Charlie Company's activities began to yield tangible benefits for Iraqis.

For all the hope vested in them, human embryonic stem cells have yet to yield tangible results for patients.

Aides say it was better to try than not, and it did yield tangible successes in arms control, trade and military cooperation before souring.

We should spend more time focusing on implementing real solutions that will yield tangible results.

Without a disciplined approach, success of implementation of MPM to drive productivity would not yield tangible results.