Sentence examples for more tangible factors from inspiring English sources
Yet the future of relations between America and Russia seems at least as likely to rest on more tangible factors.
Like Baron-Cohen, Philip Zimbardo – who conducted the Stanford Prison Experiment in 1971 – implies that the idea of an evil person is unhelpful, because it obscures more tangible factors that account for human cruelty.
And, according to some teachers at the school, even the more tangible factors in the score — graduation rates and credits earned by students — were not to be taken at face value.
The change was designed to give more weight to less tangible factors such as persistence and commitment.
The white paper said Japan faced destabilising factors that were becoming "more tangible and acute".
(We traditionally switch over to purely tangible factors in the summer, once polling becomes more robust and we post the official forecast model for the Senate).
In addition to demographic factors, a trend towards incorporating measures of disease into formulae denotes a proclivity for identifying more tangible indicators of need where reliable data are available.
Although these barriers should be considered and addressed within a parenting intervention to increase child PA, other factors, such as parental support for children's motivation, competence and enjoyment of PA may play a more tangible role in behaviour change.
Modern-day students of geniuses and prodigies, though, argue over the relative contributions of more tangible factors of genetics, of physiology, of hours spent in training.
Others are more tangible.
