Sentence examples for most tangible effect from inspiring English sources

The most tangible effect of this, according to consultants hired by area officials, is that air traffic would be layered, pushing some flights to lower altitudes to make space for other flights above.

The most tangible effect of the sustainability imprimatur is that, beginning next month, Filet-O-Fish wrappers sold in the burger giant's 14,000 American restaurants will display the Marine Stewardship Council label.

In most cases, the operation and performance of the GSHP design are caused by an incorrect assessment of the ground moisture content, which has the most tangible effect on the ground heat transfer properties.

Heatwaves are the most tangible effect of that temperature rise.

The most tangible effect of the union's endorsement may be the sheer number of people it can deliver to the polls.

But extending coverage to uninsured people, especially those with low and moderate incomes eligible for financial assistance, is the most tangible effect of the law, and survey after survey shows it's working.

One rainy May morning, I headed out to see the oil patch by car, driving north from Bismarck 110 miles to Minot, then west on Route 2. Some of the most tangible effects of the boom have been tattooed into the roads.

Perhaps one of the most tangible effects arising from rapid economic transformation in Vietnam is poor labour conditions and human rights abuses (Wang, 2005).

The most tangible result was a comprehensive report of the workshop.

That is probably the most tangible positive result to have come from the ceasefire.

The money he had on paper for those brief shining moments, did not, for the most part, have a tangible effect on his life.