Sentence examples for some tangible progress from inspiring English sources

Except, it still seems, the one thing that might work: showing some tangible progress on the reforms Mr Badawi keeps promising but never provides.

The Eldoret talks also have made some tangible progress, like an agreement to cease hostilities, albeit one that has been repeatedly violated.

"It was critically important for the government to show some tangible progress, and that is what this plea provided them," said Robert Mintz, a former federal prosecutor who is now a partner at McCarter & English in Newark.

On the one hand, Colombo is frantically trying to show some tangible progress vis-à-vis previous commitments it had made at the HRC.

If there is not some tangible progress with America's economy by 2010 President Obama will be a drag on many Democrats in tightly contested districts.

American, allied and Afghan forces have halted the insurgency's momentum and have achieved "tangible progress in some really key areas," the Pentagon official said.

But four years later, so much of the recovery has bypassed people of color and middle-class America that we are not going to let the counsel of cynics dissuade us or stop us from making demands and getting some tangible, sustainable progress.

Some folks call this approach dippy idealism, willing to sacrifice tangible progress to dreams of the Perfect Bill.

Yes, I know that some benefits of meetings aren't obvious if we look only at tangible progress toward organizational objectives.

We have made tangible progress".

But tangible progress has yet to be achieved.