Sentence examples for tangible points from inspiring English sources

The nebulous subject of "Our Finances" seems much easier to tackle when broken down into tangible points.

THAT the movies provide the most tangible point of reference in this book in part reflects the vanished New York settings in which its characters grew up, but it is also a measure of how thin the book is.

Your dream board can provide you with a tangible point of focus to help you visualize your goals.

And they need tangible proof points — real companies doing things differently and real projects using American steel".

These deliver a framework for identifying high-impact opportunities, organising multi-stakeholder actions across all relevant sectors of the economy, and providing tangible entry points for stakeholders interested in taking action in specific areas of interest.

The March-May rally was built on the tangible data points found in first-quarter corporate earnings reports, Creatura said.

Integrating child protection into intersectoral programmes that combine longer term social change with short term tangible 'entry points' is a viable strategy.

He gave them something tangible to point toward.

A less tangible selling point is what Ms. Koch called "the panache of the Winston name".

"This resolution will be a very tangible debating point for him".

Critically a tangible starting point is developing a procurement code that represents the principles and standards the company will hold itself (and its suppliers) to.