Sentence examples for tangibly show from inspiring English sources

Connect your products and services more often to key campaigns and social impacts that tangibly show your value.

"Local cases, like that of Megabowl, tangibly show how three years of a flatlining economy can impact on an area".

If you can show tangibly that you've produced something else from another platform but managed to migrate that audience back to your core product, then you have a winning formula.

Previous research has shown tangibly maintained challenging behavior can be temporarily decreased by providing presession access to the relevant tangible.

One of the reasons why ITV is cash-conscious is the fines it had to pay in the fakery scandals, and this show is also very tangibly on best behaviour.

In this sense it is hard to know which is more chilling: the scene in which Dutton weighs a serial killer's brain in his hands and reveals it to be in no way tangibly different from yours or mine, or the research that shows the ability of American college students to empathise with others has, in the past 30 years, reduced by 40%….

In addition to basic characterizations, we compare our framework to the Eclipse Ponte framework and show how our framework is advantageous in energy consumption and how it is unique in that it does not tangibly penalize the homogeneous communication case.

The first cable channel to tangibly inject itself into the upfront mix this week will be ESPN, part of the Walt Disney Company, which is to present its shows on Tuesday morning, hours before the presentation of its broadcast sibling, ABC.

"Random Access Memories" is a tangibly passionate effort.

More tangibly, the many educated young remain frustrated.

Maryam senses a tangibly diminished morality police "presence".