Sentence examples for tangible monetary from inspiring English sources

Air miles may have little to do with customer loyalty, but as long as they retain tangible monetary value they should remain a staple feature of airline travel.

"All the world leaders are going to be in town that week for the United Nations meeting, and this concert and the associated campaign will give us the opportunity to ask these world leaders to make practical and tangible monetary commitments to the world's poor," Mr. Evans told The A.P. The lineup also includes Band of Horses and the rapper K'Naan.

Paul Mason, economics editor of BBC's Newnight, says in the Daily Telegraph, that the dangers looming on the economic front are clear – there is no tangible monetary, fiscal or banking programme in place and the economic pain is getting worse, econcouraging his opponents to chip away at his credibility.

When companies reach a certain size, most entrepreneurs use charitable donations to convert tangible monetary capital into relational social capital, cultural capital that embodies entrepreneurship, or symbolic capital that implies status and prestige (Brooks 2006).

We're still in an awkward transitional period where we haven't yet learned to take into consideration the blurring lines between public and private in the online domain, and thinking about our online identities as having real, tangible, monetary value.

Media networks can suffer major setbacks for presenting and promoting information they can't be certain is true, whether it's a tangible monetary impact or an intangible destruction of credibility.

Research by Scott Jeffrey, an assistant professor in the Department of Management Sciences at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, suggests that people even see tangible non-monetary incentives as more valuable and desirable than cash bonuses.

"It's an incredibly important event that has so many benefits for us — monetary, tangible, intangible," he said.

Move Your Money is a humorous, 3D inflatable metaphor — based on children's bouncy inflatable castles — to make international monetary flows tangible.

After days of uncertainty, some investors said they were seeking more tangible assurance that Europe's monetary union was not in jeopardy, should Greece and Europe's other struggling nations -- including Portugal and Spain -- flirt with default.

Second, these loose monetary conditions have tangible benefits for Latin America.