Sentence examples for tangible demonstrations from inspiring English sources
Instead, he suggested, tangible demonstrations of help were required.
After all, they put out word in the first place that they would be delighted by tangible demonstrations of friendship.
Convinced that "the natural laws that scientists had discovered in the universe were tangible demonstrations of God's providential care," Western Christians abandoned the apophatic, mythic approach to faith in favor of a pseudoscientific rigor — and then had nowhere to turn when Darwin's theory of evolution arrived on the scene.
The official tables might be seen as one of the first tangible demonstrations of how government is trying to use policy to boost the happiness of the nation.
But also the BBC coming back in is a tangible demonstration of a new BBC".
"The completion of the Luce Center is a tangible demonstration that the society is back," said the state attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer.
-- Transition is a tangible demonstration of progress in the overall stability and security of Afghanistan and Afghan ownership and responsibility.
ISAF Phase 4 Transition refers to a tangible demonstration of progress in the overall stability and security of Afghanistan and Afghan ownership and responsibility, based on rigorous security, governance, and development conditions.
"Our game is expanding and the crowd at Wembley last month was a tangible demonstration of how far club rugby in England has come," says Mark McCafferty, the chief executive of Premiership Rugby.
US representative Dan Kildee, a Flint Democrat who represents Hekmati and his family in Congress and has worked to free him, said in a statement that releasing him would be "a tangible demonstration by Iran that it is serious about rejoining the global community".
This summer, in the most tangible demonstration yet of the church's divide over homosexuality, more than a quarter of the invited bishops are expected to boycott the conference and attend a rival meeting for conservative Anglicans in Jerusalem, called the Global Anglican Future Conference.
