Sentence examples for tangible lead from inspiring English sources

Lt. Amy Marrs, a spokeswoman for the Coast Guard, said that should a volunteer find something in one of the satellite images that appeared to be a "convincing and tangible" lead, the Coast Guard would follow up.

By the end of the hour, thanks to Cohle and Hart's diligent detective work – particularly Cohle, who spends 14 hours trawling through crime scene photographs searching for deaths that share similarities with the Lange case – we have our first tangible lead.

The need for something tangible led Gene Stilp, an energy consultant from Harrisburg, to design his huge Flight 93 Heroes flag, a variation on the stars and stripes.

"I'm a pretty down-to-earth guy," said Chief Jack L. Rinchich, president of the National Association of Chiefs of Police and a retired police officer, "but if you've got a potential case and you've exhausted all your tangible leads and someone comes up with a suggestion such as this, it doesn't hurt to check it out".

Retention performance, cognitive load scores, and motivation measures indicate that the tangible object leads to significantly higher learning outcomes.

"We have got to constantly be trying to improve our last pass and our last movement to make certain the promise or threat becomes more tangible and leads to a goal or a very clear-cut chance," he said.

Any activity that does not produce a tangible result or lead you to success you can put on freeze.

Only the least tangible scenario — transformation led by social-network-based communities of interest that assume many governmental and business functions — has something for everyone.

Neither came up with any spectacular new investments or produced anything of tangible value, which leads to the question: When it comes to pay, is there something unique about the financial industry?

Antle and Wang (2013) showed that a tangible puzzle interface leads to an increase in the use of epistemic actions.

"I hope that the implementation of the decision will lead to tangible steps against the organization".