Sentence examples for the tangible results from inspiring English sources

So what are the tangible results we can point to?

"We love the physicality of the work here, and the tangible results," she said.

This week the tangible results of that trip will take the fashion for philanthropy fast forward, into a smart business.

But the tangible results are hard to pin down.That may not bother members of the Labour government, who have staked a lot on this programme.

Mr. Fenby said the tangible results of the splurge could only increase China's pride in its ability to raise its game.

And the tangible results achieved through the new deal can serve as the best argument for putting the challenges of fragile states at the top of the global development agenda after 2015.

And the tangible result of it is – we were told there was one brief that Maryland Hospital Care bills 7 percent more because of these uncompensated costs, that families pay a thousand dollars more than they would if there were no uncompensated costs.

Emergency plans are the tangible result of the preparedness activities of the emergency management lifecycle.

Unplug Meditation is the tangible result of a whirlwind year of planning and working to make an "AHA Moment" a reality.

The tangible result is that my phone hasn't stopped ringing and I'm hoarse from talking to so many people who have come to show me their solidarity.

The tangible result has been the conclusion by the Council in 1998 of the Pre-accession Pact on cooperation against crime with the candidate countries.