Sentence examples for palpable results from inspiring English sources

It's clearly not the only way, but it is one that has palpable results.

All the signs suggest that May is willing to try to "reset" relations with Moscow, a policy pursued – without any palpable results – by her predecessor, David Cameron.

Berkeley Lab and the other national laboratories involved in alternative energy research are under pressure to produce palpable results, real technology that can both sustain the global economy and mitigate global warming.

"In business, if they are paying you, it means that they are happy; you have very palpable results".

After months of trying, with no palpable results, he looked for other ways to make his dream come true.

Power outages in the most populous country in the continent of Africa, Nigeria, is one issue that has woefully defied almost all known hypotheses for centuries, as enormous investments over the years have provided no palpable result.

The most palpable result of the accident was a grounding of the remaining three shuttles Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour (the last built to replace Challenger)—until NASA and its contractors could develop means to prevent similar accidents, which perhaps would include kits for repairs in orbit.

The most palpable result of the accident was a grounding of the remaining three shuttles Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour (the last built to replace Challenger)—until NASA and its contractors could develop means to prevent similar accidents, which included kits for repairs in orbit.

If I am mistaken, we will surely know in the immediate future, when we see how the Assemblies of Bishops in the Diaspora (as the singular and palpable result of the preconciliar process) continue to function or grow.

Here the guilt is all hers, for a sexual dalliance with a palpable result, a secret that weighs in on her lean frame, that she divulges, but to whom? "Conscience doth make cowards of us all," said the bard, and maybe this is what LaBute had in mind in creating Mrs. Johnson, a high school teacher reveling in the memory of great sex, rating it in one word: WOW.

As a result, only large immigration shocks would have a palpable effect on the well-being of native populations.