Sentence examples for tangible hit from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is Michael Emerson who has emerged from the mysteries of the island as top dog, thanks to Person of Interest, an Orwellian bromance disguised as a slick procedural that, somewhat surprisingly, is a tangible hit.

But if he loses that vote, the national interest as well as his political interests will take a tangible hit: for the next three years, American foreign policy will be in the hands of a president whose promises will ring consistently hollow, and whose ability to make good on his strategic commitments will be very much in doubt.

While this has certainly been somewhat of a phenomenon, in our daily conversations with clients and technology team leaders nationwide, we haven't heard anything that would support that productivity in workplaces has taken a tangible hit.

In addition, by virtue of the legislative battlefield it occupied, "quarantine" provided an opportunity to score a tangible hit against the medical establishment for which he had formed a significant enmity.

The Walkmen include three former members of Jonathan Fire*Eater, which enjoyed a brief period of anticipated success; it never had anything as tangible as a hit, but for a time it was the most talked-about band in New York.

"That's tangible to me, the hitting in practice has been multiplied by a few numbers".

The project milestone is hit, the tangibles are delivered, and DiCaprio and Watanabe are back on a helipad in Manhattan.

Still, how can you get over actual, tangible rejection when it's hitting you in the face?

But with the entire industry in financial strife, expect publications and websites to continue to aim for page hits ahead of tangible change.

The continued production of gay-themed titles shows that they're hitting a nerve of tangible prejudice, fear and even curiosity.

I could go on about the model, but I'll stop with this: There's something meaningful about creating tangible goods and revitalizing manufacturing in hard-hit regions.