Sentence examples for new tangible from inspiring English sources

It was not driven by a new tangible product or production method that directly increased productivity.In all these cases, it wasn't so much that the bankers had changed; the world had.

Bank lending inflated its real estate bubbles and financed a transfer of property, but not much new tangible capital formation to enable debtor economies to pay for their imports.

Using the new tangible user interface, children could choose between the brush tools after touching and feeling the various patterns.

"We must insist on new tangible action that helps vulnerable children protect their bodies, not old vague pledges that help a widely-discredited institution protect its reputation".

Talent emigration is now more likely and more certain and government has a huge amount to do to rebuild and create a new tangible inclusive and attractive vision for this country.

(Note how that resonance rises with each new tangible episode of dangerous abnormal weather).

As Lord Justice Leveson said yesterday, there are "new and tangible benefits" for the Press in establishing a new contract of trust with the public.

Pinkel is not the hero here, but his willingness to stand behind his players is a sign that football players have new and tangible power.

Therefore, as the imagination shape shifts, the focus of one's anxiety can shapeshift from the most free-floating existential dread to a new, very tangible symptom of one's imminent death to an obsession with one of life's more mundane details.

The Treasury will still be run by a Scot, Alistair Darling.The risk for Mr Brown is that he cannot suspend popular disbelief forever: he must produce some tangible new goods or in time be tarred with New Labour's old failures.

*** These new arrangements are tangible ways in which major development partners are achieving real coherence, and increased effectiveness, in the way aid is delivered.