Sentence examples for tangible measure from inspiring English sources

Earnings may be a flawed measure of an education's value, but they're about the only tangible measure we have.

So far, though, its most tangible measure to address the problem is draft legislation to criminalize sexual harassment.

Even though he could have done a better job highlighting his friendship for Israel, there's no denying that by every tangible measure, his support for Israel's security and well-being has been rock solid.

Now after decades of cleanup efforts in the river, the oyster has emerged as a tangible measure of how much more needs to be done to return the river closer to its natural state.

Indeed, though pundits have taken Mr. Obama to task over the past month, his voter approval rating — a tangible measure of his standing with the public — barely changed, hovering around 50 percent, at least through the end of the week.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla .(AP) — Even with the sweeping changes in how sports treats head injuries, Jeff Gordon had never heard of the standard test that offers a tangible measure of what is going on in the brain after a concussion.

Multiple sources suggested that more tangible measures were being considered, such as portable panic alarms.

Its most tangible measures would, at best, contain Kosovo's seething conflict rather than end it.

The same pattern is evident in other, more tangible, measures of educational success, like college completion.

"The prime minister said he is willing to go more than halfway if Pakistan takes tangible measures," he said.

"And if it doesn't translate into tangible measures, then it can be misinterpreted by the people at large".