Sentence examples for tangibly improved from inspiring English sources

The bresaola, delicious on its own, was tangibly improved with a sprinkle of lemon juice, olive oil and cracked black peppercorns.

Even many people there whose lives were tangibly improved by his administration aren't starry-eyed fans of the president.

Investing in education is not simply investing in the notion of a 'brighter tomorrow' -- it is the first step to building a tangibly improved future.

Ironically, what you can't tell is just how many of these people tangibly improved their lives as a result of what the nonprofits did for them.

Wildlife conservation will succeed only when local people are convinced that their lives are tangibly improved as a result of having wild animals around them.

In this way, the performance of health systems will be very tangibly improved.

Indonesia faces many challenges, but if it can get right its governance, which Rosengard referred to as "soft infrastructure," then improvements in "hard infrastructure" – the roads, power plants, and communication technology that tangibly improve people's lives – will follow.

I can afford to do something that tangibly improves people's lives".

He preferred to be a "builder", of schools and hospitals and the other things that tangibly improve voters' lives.

But it can only do that if the agreement builds a carbon-safe economy fast enough to tangibly improve lives in the here and now.

In so doing, President Bush could more effectively pursue some of his most important objectives for the region while tangibly improving the lives of ordinary Lebanese.