Sentence examples for to make tangible from inspiring English sources

What steps do you think India should take to make tangible progress towards protecting women from sexual harassment and abuse?

But to make tangible progress a couple of things are required and neither of them are yet certain.

These examples show significant progress can be made if organisations set themselves the challenge to make tangible differences swiftly.

I am afraid a brief return to the madness is necessary in order to show how difficult it is to make tangible progress.

However, it is also important to get citizens involved because in the end, it will be citizens who force their governments to make tangible commitments.

She equips children with digital cameras, teaches them to draw maps to scale, and works with them to make tangible transformations to the public space.

This is the crux of our job here — to translate and make tangible the value of a living reef, and help all to see how much more valuable a cathedral of nature is than a pile of rubble.

Humans are a crucial part of this system, and architects are uniquely positioned to analyze, visualize, and make tangible these complex sets of relationships.

One person familiar with the talks said United would like to see the city make "tangible progress" this summer and complete land acquisitions by the end of the year.

I want to take a break from the performance part and make tangible objects to go along with the performance.

But that doesn't mean Labour can't still make tangible changes to how it fights the rest of the campaign.