Sentence examples for no tangible success from inspiring English sources

Bowen had no tangible success as a manager, either, upon taking over at Northampton Town in 1959, a Third Division championship in 1963 apart.

These are no longer solutions: shareholders are not prepared to see more money invested in R&D without tangible success.

Mr Maduro spent most of January travelling abroad seeking emergency loans, without tangible success.

"I've had so little tangible success and yet I've never been happier," he said.

They sacrificed two years of tangible success by developing young, homegrown talent.

But as with other trumpeted development initiatives that have promised to lift hundreds of millions from poverty, microcredit has struggled to turn rhetoric into tangible success.

Manchester City came calling in June 2008 as a result but he was unable to deliver tangible success despite a heavy period of investment and was sacked in December 2009.

For all the development and sale of players marks a club out as doing the right things, supporters will naturally crave tangible success.

For each potential action, Mr. Hesterman serves up tangible success stories — from the Healthy Schools Campaign in Chicago to the New York City Green Carts project to help entrepreneurs sell fresh produce in underserved areas.

Could "Abenomics", the economic-revival plan of Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, already be coming unstuck?The most tangible success for Abenomics had been a soaring stockmarket: the Nikkei share index rose by 79% in the year to May 22nd.

Crime experts, however, blanch at the administrative nightmare the government has imposed on itself.To many, the most tangible success of Mr Peña's government has been getting violence off the front pages of national and international newspapers.