Sentence examples for tangible and enduring from inspiring English sources
THE SYRIAN PEACE PROCESS What do you think the prospects are that this Syrian peace process will actually produce something tangible and enduring?
"Taking up an exercise program into one's 80s and 90s to build strength and flexibility can result in very tangible and enduring benefits in a surprisingly short time," insisted Dr Davey.
Those core principles, as outlined in an advance copy of his speech, include making marketing more "targeted, focused and personal," insuring it can "build real, tangible and enduring brand value," encouraging workplace diversity and social responsibility, and intensifying efforts to be "more creative, insightful and accountable".
As this report shows, community management of forests produces tangible and enduring environmental benefits like reducing deforestation, regenerating degraded forests, reducing soil erosion and incidence of fires, and protecting biodiversity.
The benefits, as shown by this report, are tangible and enduring.
Ms Robison said the announcement was also about delivering a "tangible and enduring legacy" for the 2014 Commonwealth Games, which are being held in Glasgow.
Only charity is real and enduring.
Were it not for our tremendous loss and pain we might not be assigning any meaning to these occurrences but as it is, we like to read them as tangible signs of Noah's presence and enduring mischievous spirit.
But sponsorships and enduring fame?
Lincoln is sober and enduring.
