Sentence examples for tangible commercial from inspiring English sources

Among the conclusions from the failure of Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs biopic is that Michael Fassbender is another new-generation star without much tangible commercial clout.

The 2009 survey of European accreditation organizations, discovered that "the uptake and stability of voluntary accreditation are largely dependent on tangible commercial advantage to accredited institutions, either by increasing market share or by direct funding" [ 19].

Moreover, it gets tangible, often commercial results.

A less tangible benefit to commercial vehicle leasing is the ability to keep a more modern, reliable, and better-looking fleet on the road.

At Lehman we had 35% of our net tangible equity in three commercial real estate positions!

The move shows that while Silicon Alley remains more a concept than a place, it is having a tangible impact on New York's commercial real estate market.

It is the first, tangible step in our new commercial strategy.

Putting a company name to a race is not comparable to nor a substitute for levy payments, because sponsorship is a commercial decision made for tangible benefits.

"Many commercial activities produced no tangible benefits for the school, although the benefits to advertisers were quite evident," added Dr. Nestle, who heads N.Y.U.'s department of nutrition and food studies.

From such information, any wide-awake industrialist or merchant can draw conclusions as to the dominant commercial currents of a tangible sort.

Just as important, if less tangible, is the British capital's geographic and commercial heritage.