Sentence examples for more tangible support from inspiring English sources

Even during the severe frictions between Washington and Berlin in 2003 over the Iraq war, Germany's center-left Red-Green government led by Gerhard Schröder provided far more tangible support — ranging from flyover rights to intelligence sharing — than the self-styled leaders of the German "Friedensmacht" ("peace power") were willing to admit to their own public.

However, the leadership has been struggling to create a united front from exiled politicians and a plethora of armed rebel groups on the ground and has been frustrated in its attempts to win more tangible support from its allies in the West.

P-SIDS may have given even more tangible support to the Arab League in the latest voting round for seats on the UN Security Council.

17, 39 This study adds that increased social embeddedness resulting from social cohesion induces more tangible support for men and emotional support for women.

Three of the four respondents suggested that the tool-based consultations would benefit from the addition of more tangible support, such as a structured programme of activities and follow-up consultations to monitor weight management.

Because more tangible support might have been offered to people with medical diseases [ 65], the importance and satisfaction of social support felt by the individual (instead of the amount of support that an individual receives) is usually recommended by researchers as a better predictor for quality of life [ 66] and for assessing the need for social support intervention [ 59, 67, 68].

Increased supportive relations induce more tangible and emotional support, which results in greater well-being.

Within hours of Zvezda's launch, they were asking for more "tangible" (ie, financial) support from NASA to pay for the construction of subsequent station components.

Zheng et al. argued that informational and emotional support is more important than tangible support given to patients with systemic lupus erythematosus [ 51].

"There's no more tangible way to show support than by traveling to the city where this horrific incident occurred," Schultz said.

This finding is consistent with the results of studies that show the more important role of tangible support toward health for men than for women.