Sentence examples similar to tangibly being done from inspiring English sources

Even in the wake of the torture report, it's implausible that anything will be done to tangibly diminish the autonomy of the CIA, which has been committing horrendous acts since its inception and will carry on committing horrendous acts for the conceivable future.

Who asks why have we participated tangibly in the destruction of Yemen while our enemies there – al-Qaeda and ISIL – exploit what we are doing to gain strength?

But when a reporter said it was unclear "what tangibly is going on," Mr. Boucher replied: "Good.

That is, how do they benefit tangibly and directly from engaging in CSR policies, activities and practices (Carroll and Shabana 2010).

While the last 10 years have seen a concerted effort to grow awareness of the issue of suicide in Australia, he said there has been very little done in tangibly increasing suicide intervention.

More tangibly, how do our Alumni do in the months following their participation?

Less tangibly, there's also a sense of intellectual exhaustion.

More tangibly, Czechs are likelier to have jobs than their Slovak brethren.

He added: "So tangibly we were on the brink of collapse, but we won anyway, thanks to hidden powers.

Intrinsic to the "funding dance" is the validation which comes along with being tangibly supported by others.

3. Edwards must be seen as doing things that tangibly help poor people--that was the message of so much of his political career.