Sentence examples for tangible and important from inspiring English sources

They measure something tangible and important.

Thus it turns out that the December European summit meeting did yield something tangible and important.

This is not to suggest, however, that Mr. Romney did not make tangible and important gains at the debate.

The editors of "The Great World War" have tried to put more solid flesh on the idea that the links between the two conflicts are tangible and important.

None of this has much to do with luck; these are tangible and important advantages that Mr. Romney's operation has had throughout the nomination campaign.

Mr Ramos-Horta wrote to Australia's ambassador that the group's project had a "more tangible and important impact" than any other economic-assistance project.Timor-Leste has also long been nurturing a grievance about the oil- and gas- rich fields in the Timor Sea straddling its maritime borders with Australia.

While important as scene setting, this type of communication cannot deliver tangible and significant change.

Physically being there, experiencing this collective act of creativity, turning forces and concepts so murky and abstract into something tangible and human was important.

GPs tend to view caregiving as a practical role and risk missing its less tangible but important psychosocial and relational impacts [ 10].

One less tangible, but important personality and CEO-style trait does stand out for success as a CEO in China: be someone who "loves to be a people's person," said Sun.

Some journalists are counting on virtual reality to make important stories tangible and relatable to mass audiences.