Sentence examples for tangible health from inspiring English sources

The Heart Institute plans to assess whether the program yields tangible health benefits among participants.

And then there is the tangible health risk from eco-anxiety itself.

Yet despite these links it is difficult to find solid evidence where tangible health benefits can be linked to sustainability programmes.

So apart from the obvious pleasures of making love, and the added joy of conceiving a much-wanted child, are there any tangible health benefits for sexually active people of any age?

Of course, the power of facial hair to attract or repulse the opposite sex may come as no surprise to the moustachioed hipster, but other than finding a potential partner with a fetish for fuzz, are there other tangible health benefits?

Dehydration in combative sports has been linked to tangible health consequences.

Dr. Zinnia Cordero, director of the Health Ministry in Nicoya, said programs like the care network allow the ministry to help foster these less-tangible health benefits among the area's elderly population.

"There are very few issues that are as personal and as tangible as health care, and the implementation of the law over the next year is going to reveal a lot of kinks, a lot of red tape, a lot of taxes, a lot of price increases and a lot of people forced into health care that they didn't anticipate," said Brad Dayspring, spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

Liam Fitzgerald Finch, who served in the Army for 12 years and was awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal for defusing bombs in Helmand, said there would be "tangible mental health issues" for the soldiers concerned.

Clearly something less tangible than health or money is at play.

The results of all of our naturalistic studies verify one assertion: driver distraction and inattention are tangible public health threats.