Sentence examples for tangible drop from inspiring English sources

Statistics show that people born in 1970 were living through a sharp and tangible drop in social mobility.

You might think 20 years of familiarity would be inoculation enough against the widescreen wiles of Wicked Game, but there's a tangible pressure drop when its languid riff echoes round the theatre.

Clouds Over Sidra, which is the UN's first foray into virtual reality filmmaking, makes the issue tangible by dropping users into the Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan.

Still, even some anti-abortion advocates wondered whether donations and interest levels might drop without the tangible presence of Dr. Tiller and his patients.

The FDIC, for example, can step in if a bank's ratio of tangible equity to total assets drops below 2%.

"Here we were dropping our most tangible asset, Cook the England Captain, and I wasn't sure that he could be replaced.

Doctors see the tangible benefit of collection-time dropping from 75 days to 45 days, not to mention the additional benefit of transactions not falling through the cracks due to lack of follow-up and organization.

And when Bolton scored with their first two efforts on target, a second drop in three years was tangible.

Three GSAs did not clearly discuss with the patient the fact that there was no tangible effect from using the eye drops.

Those donors have no illusions that their money makes a tangible difference: if anything, it's more like a drop in the lake than a drop in the bucket.

As advocate Sara Dean says, dropping off a casserole is often a tangible show of support for those facing a disease diagnosis.