Sentence examples for most tangible way from inspiring English sources

Coal miners and manufacturing employees were the most tangible way of making that case.

The most tangible way that today's economy feels unfair is the lack of real income growth for most families.

V. Spreading the Wealth The most tangible way that today's economy feels unfair is the lack of real income growth for most families.

Of course, budgets aren't just about income and outflow; they're also the most tangible way to advance an agenda, and the Party's county Web site warns that "the battle against Obama's union bosses begins in your city".

Though being vulnerable and sharing oneself is the most tangible way to show solidarity and understanding, after feeling "othered" and put down for so long by structural racism, being vulnerable is difficult.

If Durant seemed to be playing with a chip on his shoulder on Thursday that might have had something to do with the headline writer of the Oklahoman who labelled Durant as "Mr. Unreliable" after the Thunder's gut-punch loss in Game 5. Durant refuted the charge in the most tangible way possible, going off for 36 points and 10 rebounds in the victory.

One of the most tangible ways to explore creative writing is to write for a campus publication.

The Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, has made the release of prisoners a priority, and it is one of the quickest and most tangible ways he can demonstrate to Palestinians that he is winning concessions in talks with Israel.

"It's a question of garnering that public support and making it clear that it's simply unacceptable that women and children are dying and that one of the most tangible ways that we can help is by resettling the most vulnerable".

One of the most tangible ways to deliver personalization is through customized and dynamic pricing.

In most tangible ways, even tougher than men.