Sentence examples for tangible adjustments from inspiring English sources

It reflected the very real struggle within the party between Republicans who believe tangible adjustments are needed, in policy and tone, and an equally confident core that maintains the party's problem is that it has not been conservative enough.

In some cases Pirate makes an upward adjustment to tangible book for assets, like GenCorp's land, that are worth far more than book value.

Hospital managers, project teams, change agents and public stakeholders may benefit from gathering tangible information for real-time adjustments.

Contrary to our hypothesis, no relation was found between tangible support and diabetes-related aspects of adjustment, whereas tangible support was positively related to psychopathology.

The effect of size and less tangible charisma effects on price suggest that an optimal adjustment to licensing may differ significantly between taxonomic groups.

If mark-downs on Countrywide's loan portfolio are less than $22 billion, then Bank of America can likely offset the adjustments with fair value debt adjustments and the difference between tangible equity and its purchase price of Countrywide, he estimated.

The analyst said Bank of America's announced purchase price allows for some adjustments to loan values as it is below Countrywide's first-quarter GAAP tangible equity of $11 billion.

Next, protective factors (i.e., global self-worth, tangible support, and general social support) were tested for their potential role in explaining adjustment.

If you make all the adjustments to stated book value, marking to market equities and bonds held by many insurance conglomerates, tangible book value nearly evaporates.

"Everything tangible is gone.

"Dinner is something tangible.