Sentence examples for tangible into from inspiring English sources

He says not only does the project give people a craft, and with it self-worth, it also brings something very tangible into the community - money.

And now artist Blake Carrington has chosen to adapt something less randomized, and more tangible, into sound.

Today, however, no one in the Yankees' organization had any tangible insight into what Strawberry would do next.

Then, of course, there's the matter of making that tangible form into something that can be put on stage.

Yes, it's important to win something tangible going into the World Cup but the championship is on the line on Saturday.

This process gives us a tangible glimpse into the nature of scientific discovery.

Marketers have more tangible insights into consumer trends and their daily habits than they could possibly use at this point in time.

The real test will be whether the U.S. and Russia can turn this tangible progress into a safer and more prosperous world.

How can we best translate our shared energy and commitment into action, into tangible results for girls throughout the world?

It is necessary, however, to clearly define the vague concept of sustainability and to break it down into tangible measures in DRR projects and into consistent evaluation criteria.

Moreover lessons learned from public health actors in these domains could hold valuable insights into how these philosophies can be translated into tangible public health programs and practices.