Sentence examples for tangible line from inspiring English sources

The rising concern about canceled health coverage has provided Republicans a more tangible line of attack on the law and its most appealing promise for the vast majority of Americans who have insurance: that it would lower their costs, or at least hold them harmless.

Yet without any tangible lines of discourse between protesting aboriginals and the PMO's office, Harper's policies will continue to be viewed as paternalistic and divisive, regardless of their effectiveness, causing continued alienation on reserves.

"I want to climb a mountain" has a more tangible finish line than "I want to be less gross".

As virtualization initiatives delivered tangible bottom line benefits–in some instances up to 60% reduction in capital costs companies looked to virtualize more.

Theirs is a world of the tangible bottom line.

There is also a more tangible silver lining on the horizon for Buttler after being dropped from the Test team.

Beyond the need for America and its allies to remain forever proud of the fight against Hitler, to combat racism and antisemitism wherever they rear their ugly heads, there are some tangible red lines worth fighting for.

Mr Andretta, who has held senior roles at Gucci and LVMH, said yesterday: "Our strategy is beginning to deliver tangible results in line with our expectations".

The charge partly covers the difference between the merger's financial value and the assessed value of the companies' tangible assets, like cable lines and Internet servers.

Whereas The Key In The Hand linked people's living, tangible memories, Infinity Lines highlights the unknown memories that live in found objects.

Yet as long as the fundamental and structural forces driving global market integration needs marketing, marketing will continue to seek new targets, probably by increasing the amount of the less tangible "below-the-line" techniques [ 134].