Sentence examples for more tangible measures from inspiring English sources

Multiple sources suggested that more tangible measures were being considered, such as portable panic alarms.

The same pattern is evident in other, more tangible, measures of educational success, like college completion.

And if it can be assumed that for each of the 700-2,000 fightersfinhters Iraqraq (the current estimate of the Brookings Institution), there are many others who prefer to play jihad with their cheque books, there has been much more than a trickle.Governments follow the streetA more tangible measure of change is the behaviour of Arab states.

"It is frustrating because you'd like your shareholders to see some more tangible measure of progress than they've seen".

In this paper, I start by considering the direct impact of immigration on the likelihood that a woman chooses to both give birth and participate in the labor market shortly thereafter, certainly a more tangible measure of mother-worker role compatibility.

An even more tangible measure of the movement's success: The Credit Union National Association estimates that 650,000 customers have opened new accounts at credit unions since Bank of America announced the fee.

These crises were often linked to marked deterioration in physical health which for many functioned as a more tangible measure of their well-being.

At first glance gang databases, which are developed largely be local police forces, offer a more tangible and straightforward measure of alleged gang involvement.

Further research regarding internal category structure and the organisation of semantic category representations is required in order to investigate the possibility that typicality might be more tangible, easily applied, and reliably measured in some semantic categories than others.

It is hardly a secret that most unsafe outcomes are not due to random factors but instead result systematically from tradeoffs between safety and other dimensions of system design and operation that are more tangible and, thus, easier to measure, include in design specifications or to include in management or maintenance plans during system operation.

"The prime minister said he is willing to go more than halfway if Pakistan takes tangible measures," he said.