Sentence examples for the tangible effects from inspiring English sources

I have seen the tangible effects of democratic principles in action.

The tangible effects of past reforms, including the lifting of the emergency law on April 20th, have been minimal.

Climate change is the most obvious example as the tangible effects of global warming do not stay within a defined area.

Many Americans, even as they view the extermination of a species as morally anathema, struggle to grasp the tangible effects of the loss of wolves.

Beyond the embarrassment are the tangible effects of all this scandal: the increased cost of dumping trash because of the $220 million debacle between the state and Enron and the loss of taxpayer money at the Connecticut Juvenile Training School in Middletown may be tied to political chicanery.

In past years, he adds, "There was always the feeling that the political people were more interested in what were the tangible effects now".

The tangible effect on the leagues' business today is small but the stakes are large: each sells the rights to its live games to broadcasters for billions of dollars.

To many LGBT Americans, it was logical to expect that the tangible effect of prejudice--be it sexism, racism, or homophobia--would be an immediate casualty of the Obama presidency.

WASHINGTON — The Educational Testing Service has announced that it is temporarily suspending registration for its tests in Iran, including the popular Test of English as a Foreign Language, in what may be one of the first tangible effects of the new sanctions levied against the country by the international community.

One rainy May morning, I headed out to see the oil patch by car, driving north from Bismarck 110 miles to Minot, then west on Route 2. Some of the most tangible effects of the boom have been tattooed into the roads.

Perhaps one of the most tangible effects arising from rapid economic transformation in Vietnam is poor labour conditions and human rights abuses (Wang, 2005).