Sentence examples for tangible answers from inspiring English sources
They are waiting for tangible answers before they make any conclusions about their father's fate.
They continue to hold on, despite the the United States Supreme Court's refusal last month to hear the case, and the absence of tangible answers to their prayers for relief.
But reading it provides no tangible answers for the two key questions I have encountered in the past week: how best to assist urban dwellers living in miserable conditions and how to reconcile demand for resources when the natural world has to pay a price.
His achievement was to provide a tangible answer to the question of how mid-European Bronze Age tools found their way to England.
Heck, maybe even rev share with the consumers who are following, and give new users a tangible answer to the oft-expressed question, "Yeah, Twitter, I don't get it… WTF?Who really cares?" If Facebook's revenues are $2 billion and its valuation is $35 billion, then a Twitter with a potential $5 billion in annual revenues is massively undervalued.
Public Policy Polling sought a tangible answer to that question.
Robertson also attempted to justify his worldview by claiming that The Bible contains the only tangible answer to the "question" of homosexuality.
It was the first tangible step towards answering one of the oldest questions around: does life exist elsewhere in the universe?
The paper concludes by demonstrating how critical historical research can provide tangible examples of new answers to old questions about poor employment conditions in the hospitality sector.
