Sentence examples for one tangible from inspiring English sources

Expectations that Mr. Temer would replace Ms. Rousseff have had one tangible effect on the nation's financial outlook: As the impeachment process moved forward in recent months, Brazilian stocks rallied 35percentthoughugh they lost two points on Monday.

The Patriots' imbroglio had one tangible impact on the league, too: owners approved a measure to put a coach-to-defense signal-calling system into one defensive player's helmet for next season.

Maya Foa, head of the death penalty team at the UK-based human rights organization Reprieve, called the planned mass execution at Ghezel Hessar "the one tangible return on the UN's investment in Iranian drug raids".

Mr. McCain visited its Washington headquarters on Wednesday, pointing to one tangible benefit of wrapping up the nomination.

Even as we try to predict the fallout of widespread societal change, our focus on knowledge can be one tangible way to help ease the process of conflict between continuity and change (Goldman 2011).

Last night a friend asked men on Facebook to list "one tangible action you will take to end rape culture" and her post has 54 comments that include "I'll speak up in places [where] I have privilege and power" and "Listen instead of becoming defensive".

In a country where government deficits make capital scarce and interest rates high, the best firms rely on intellectual assets rather than on tangible ones.

I think that focusing on one very tangible goal is a blessing for anybody.

One more tangible result is a short period of haggling.

One very tangible piece of the plan is in place.

One very tangible way to engage with the region and reciprocate a ruling that allows Australian players to prosper abroad was stillborn.