Sentence examples for tangible suggestions from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Zebari promised that a senior Iraqi delegation would quickly be dispatched to Ankara, Mr. Babacan said the Iraqi officials should not even get on the plane unless they were bearing "tangible suggestions" for solving the crisis.
Yamamoto also offered some tangible suggestions aimed at enhancing the postdoctoral experience.
The main objective of the evaluation at this stage was to find out defects in the procedural design or its implementation in process to come up with tangible suggestions for the refinement and improvement of the program.
Furthermore, the assessment of irreversibility rate associated to each ESN sub-system reveals the sources of inefficiencies could be pinpointed and measured, leading to tangible suggestions for further improvements.
A specific component of conference evaluation methods that is problematic when assessing the success or impact of large conferences is response rate, though the papers in this review offered little in the way of tangible suggestions for improvement.
This study consolidates and expands previous research by providing tangible suggestions to address particular reform items, and by identifying issues not explicitly addressed in current plans for maternity care reform.
Perhaps only in "My Mentor," a memoir by a writer who was close to Maxwell for the last 25 years of his life, is there the tangible suggestion of pain.
The other day a woman who lives on Delancy St. in Philadelphia wrote to WOR making a tangible suggestion "Yes, the new King should marry, it would make his subjects so happy and the girl he should marry should be none other than Greta Garbo.
McCulley's suggestions: Buy tangible assets, inflation-adjusted Treasury instruments and nondollar-denominated investments; lighten up on stocks and government bonds; and use a value-investing methodology.
The intimate mechanism(s) by which this process proceeds are presently based on ad hoc suggestions rather than tangible data.
The question of whether he is the Prince of Darkness or merely a farmyard pest, however, stays unresolved, and "The Witch" feels at once sticky with tangible detail and numinous with suggestion.
