Sentence examples for without any tangible from inspiring English sources

"The Israeli government will face its voters without any tangible achievement in hand to show," Nahum Barnea, a columnist for the newspaper Yediot Aharonot, wrote Tuesday.

"I think we're all frustrated with the amount of money being spent on the schools without any tangible results," Mr. Johnson said.

-- Note that the issue has been raised already in the German Parliament leading to questions why the Federal Government had donated money without any tangible effect on the prioritised projects yet.

In early 2007, Allen Stanford was asked why he was risking millions of dollars in a new cricket league in the Caribbean without any tangible hope of returns.

With the recent struggles of Jason Terry and ineffective play of J.J. Barea, Dirk Nowitzki is being left without any tangible help in this series.

I'm hoping that this means greater depth and detail in gaming narratives to come, as we're all tired of rescue missions and massacre simulations without any tangible meaning.

Grenier: I see a lot of people indulging in abstract righteousness, talking a lot of big talk but without any real tangible, actionable solutions.

The peace talks in Washington have gone 10 rounds without achieving any tangible results.

Increasing the state's powers of surveillance also presents a threat to our freedoms without offering any tangible help in combating international terrorism.

Incidentally, it can make one much more susceptible to giving money without having any tangible sense of what it'll be used for.

Maybe it's cultural elitism on my part, but I can't help but think that despite their obvious box-office appeal, the series seems to have passed without making any tangible impact on the wider culture.