Sentence examples for tangibly affect from inspiring English sources

Karen's role centres around helping SMEs understand how adopting and demonstrating sustainable business practices, can tangibly affect their bottom line.

But a city labor expert who has been involved in recent negotiations said he thought it would be relatively easy to get $225 million in concessions from labor, especially in things that did not tangibly affect workers.

Or can I do something that will tangibly affect my life, the lives of my family and friends, the lives of the whole community in which I'm living?"... that could eventually transform not just local politics, but in the long run it could actually have a national impact.

Still, how does getting a perfect score actually, tangibly affect students going through the admissions process?

Both Eli and Zaretsky's optimism that increased awareness will tangibly affect policy must coexist with an administration that voted against a UN resolution that included a condemnation of the death penalty for LGBTQ people, or a President who reportedly jokes in private about how his Vice President wants to kill LGBTQ people.

But according to Tom McCormick, executive director of the California Craft Brewer's Association, the drought has begun to tangibly affect breweries in major ways: It's forced some to use lower-quality water in their brews or invest in expensive water-purification technologies, for instance, and it's caused beer production costs to creep up thanks to the rising cost of water.

People loved those Tina Fey/Sarah Palin sketches because Sarah Palin is a terrifying, anti-intellectual, anti-choice, gun-toting ideologue who came within a hair's breadth of one of the most powerful political offices in the world, a dystopian potentiality that could have tangibly affected the lives of literally billions of people.

Socio-economic drought is recognized when physical water shortage tangibly affects people in terms of their behaviour and options (Wilhite and Glantz 1985; IFAS 1998; Thurow and Taylor 1999).

They triggered oxidation and tangibly affected an advanced highly cross-linked sequentially irradiated and annealed ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) liner (increase in oxidation index up to ΔOI~1.2 after 5 × 105 cycles under dynamic swing conditions).

The school's football team has already been tangibly affected by the controversy as well.

Anduze is the only active shark fisherman in the area, according to the National Commission of Aquaculture and Fishing (CONAPESCA), but critics say his fishing alone is tangibly affecting the local bull shark population.