Sentence examples for tangibly supported from inspiring English sources

That determination must be tangibly supported as Pakistanis move on with the grimmer business of attending to dislocated orphans and fighting off religious extremists.

I believe that it is time for boomers with social consciences to cultivate and tangibly support a generation of far-reaching spiritual activists as well.

"But first, we have to connect people tangibly back to food production.

Obviously, now that we have access to the items, that will make us able to go and pitch to potential donors on what the exhibition will look like, and tangibly, if they were to support us, what any donations they made to us would allow us to do".

The legitimacy provided by government permission had to be constantly negotiated because of the potential for misinterpretation; and where in some instances it was important to tangibly wield government support, in others it was regarded either as a threat or a tool for coercion.

Opening the Bonn session, UN climate convention (UNFCCC) executive secretary Christiana Figueres told negotiators that progress depended on ambition - "ambition to support developing countries, ambition to mobilise finance and... ambition to decisively and tangibly reduce emissions according to what science demands".

More tangibly, the designers have begun releasing (or "leaking") a series of 193 pro-WikiLeaks posters on its site, in a plain and stark style, one for every country, pushing the idea that you can support WikiLeaks from anywhere in the world.

Thus, to move forward more tangibly, we decided to go back to basics.

"We are deeply grateful for all of the support from our donors, as we are tangibly improving the prospects of thousands of the most marginalized Ugandan children to survive, grow up healthy, and, ultimately, have a better life".

"Random Access Memories" is a tangibly passionate effort.

More tangibly, the many educated young remain frustrated.