Sentence examples for tangible help from inspiring English sources

experts and Stanley Fischer, a man who has always advocated tangible help to Russia, are aware of this".

People tell me of informal networks that, when the need arises, convert into sources of tangible help.

What is not clear is how much, and under what circumstances, Mr. Paul might ever provide any more tangible help to Mr. Romney.

Increasing the state's powers of surveillance also presents a threat to our freedoms without offering any tangible help in combating international terrorism.

Coverage for cancer drugs would provide tangible help to many elderly Medicare patients, while yielding political benefits for members of Congress in this election year.

Democratic leaders have pledged to approve a bill but say it must also include tangible help for ordinary Americans in the form of an economic stimulus package.

Whitney's encouragement and tangible assistance helped a great many young artists including, in addition to those aforementioned, Joseph Stella, Charles Sheeler, Reginald Marsh, Edward Hopper, John Steuart Curry, and Stuart Davis.

- 35-year old husband, hospital delivery Instrumental support involves the provision of tangible assistance that directly helps a person in need [ 27].

We went about our self-congratulatory ways, assuming we had done something tangible to help.

That, they said, should make the project more tangible and help lure a tenant, whose rent is intended to offset the costs.

Last year, in the wake of Japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami, a group of enterprising New York women (many of them Japanese American) working in the fashion industry wanted to do something tangible to help recovery and relief efforts.