Sentence examples for the more tangible effect from inspiring English sources

The more tangible effect of the movement, opponents say, is the spread of an alarmist message about Islam — the same kind of rhetoric that appears to have influenced Anders Behring Breivik, the suspect in the deadly dual attacks in Norway on July 22.

Gorman added that while raising the profile of conflict minerals was part of the reason behind the policy, it could also have a more tangible effect, pushing manufacturers to address potential abuses in their supply chain.

Mr. Larsen said the audits, in which three PricewaterhouseCoopers employees visit E-Loan's offices for three weeks, have had a more tangible effect on the company's business methods.

That market volatility has a more tangible effect on wealthier Americans, who more often have a significant percentage of their wealth tied up in stocks.

(The city's zoned labels showed signs of outlasting the storm's more tangible effects.

Leaving the more tangible 'rewards' of pay, perks and pensions.

Systems like Algorithmic Angels could make "the ghost in the machine" more tangible, distinguishable and comprehensible by illustrating the effects of intelligent systems in our daily lives and enabling people to decide their personal level of interaction.

Instead of aid, we should redirect money to U.S. universities for program expansion to accommodate 3 million new foreign students and have a much more tangible and beneficial effect on the rest of the world.

The record does give a more tangible indication of the effect of the publicity, however, in the hearing on the motion for change of venue.

And there is the less tangible effect.

Heatwaves are the most tangible effect of that temperature rise.