Sentence examples for offering tangible from inspiring English sources
Washington is offering tangible benefits to Turkey.
A patent application lodged by the computer giant reveals that the company wants to incentivise television viewing by offering tangible "achievements" to everyone watching video content on its devices.
While Wealthfront and Hedgeable are real companies offering tangible services (unlike many of the obviously fraudulent cryptocurrency schemes that the SEC has been monitoring), the SEC investigations coupled with the botched rollout of brokerage accounts from the free trading service Robinhood show that even viable fintech companies are under the regulatory microscope.
The winner will be chosen by a panel of experts based on the following criteria: overall originality and creativity, offering tangible solutions and popularity of the video based on views and ratings (so you'll want to get everyone you can to watch your video).
Sherpaa, a New York City-based digital healthcare service, has slowly grown itself by offering tangible cost-saving measures that promote patients' using less-expensive care options such as telemedicine and emailing with doctors to diagnose a problem instead of booking a costly office or ER visit.
MOTI's purpose is to help you practice good habits by offering tangible encouragement: It sits on your desk, lights up and vibrates to urge you along.
So offering a tangible, specific service or deliverable will make it much easier for an organisation to say yes.
Removal of price and interest rate controls would damage voters' pocketbooks, without offering much tangible benefit to living standards.
Increasing the state's powers of surveillance also presents a threat to our freedoms without offering any tangible help in combating international terrorism.
The right is currently the only side of the debate offering something tangible, by promising to drastically reduce the competition immigration brings with it.
