Sentence examples for tangible differences from inspiring English sources

I've always been told to disengage when people appear extremely ignorant in order to preserve my efforts for a different cause where I can actually make tangible differences.

The gemach system, however, offers two tangible differences.

It's more that they can't see how it translates into tangible differences in quality.

These examples show significant progress can be made if organisations set themselves the challenge to make tangible differences swiftly.

But Wright and others said that beyond such vague notions, there were few tangible differences they could discern.

Something like a Rolls-Royce has tangible differences in things like its engineering compared to a Toyota, whereas art is completely subjective.

(PCT, director) As a result of these missing elements, interviewees expressed frustration that they were not able to judge if the different policies and programmes in HWHL had made a tangible difference to obesity prevalence in England.

It makes a tangible difference.

"There is already a tangible difference in the feeling on the floor," he said.

But it's hard to see what tangible difference his passing makes to me.

Yet Europe appears unlikely to pony up enough forces to make a tangible difference there.