Sentence examples for more tangible consequences from inspiring English sources
Ordering à la carte, like reading a poem, has become a speculative process, although misinterpretation has more tangible consequences, as when something unexpected (and unpleasant) arrives at the table.
Able-bodied people feeling good about themselves is all very well and may in some immeasurable have positive outcomes, but cuts to disability living allowance have more tangible consequences.
Why could we expect these children to want to live in an environment with more tangible consequences and less tangible access than the home they left.
One more tangible result is a short period of haggling.
Many Bosnian Serbs, for example, have realised that their community will not regain respectability unless it parts company with its wartime leaders.Many Bosnian Muslims have maintained that the tribunal's work ought to have even more tangible political consequences.
A disgruntled former defence official with Nato affiliations told the Cable that, "The short-term costs in credibility and trust are enormous," which is an assertion Meacham expanded on with some slightly more tangible potential consequences.
The consequences are more tangible than they usually are in more mundane settings — if Katsa loses control, she breaks someone's jaw by accident — but the principle is the same.
More frequent Pap tests have very tangible consequences in terms of generating unnecessary biopsies for women with ambiguous results, and the accompanying anxiety, the study said.
The arrival of genome sequences from multiple insects now makes a greater understanding of the patterns and phenotypic consequences of DNA methylation more tangible (Honeybee Genome Sequencing Consortium 2006; Wang et al. 2006; The International Aphid Genomics Consortium 2010; The Nasonia Genome Working Group 2010; Walsh et al. 2010).
But also, "people are more concerned about privacy online when there are tangible consequences, for example the rise in identity theft and online fraud".
Others are more tangible.
