Sentences with phrase «most tangible result»

The most tangible result, however, is the loss of income.

So far, its most tangible result has been a behind - schedule, $ 750 million solar - panel factory — which led to a federal bid - rigging probe.

Perhaps the most tangible result of these several conversations came when one of the participants approached me at church the following Sunday and exclaimed, «As soon as I left you, I called and we made up.

But as long as the most tangible result of GamerGate is blatant attacks on women, the burden of evidence remains on them to prove it...

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A week ago, DiNapoli released an audit showing «no tangible results» from the ads in 2012, 2013 and most of last year.

It seems the thing that made lawmakers — even conservative voucher supporters — most uncomfortable about further expanding vouchers was the absence of any tangible results regarding the educational impact for participating students.

Qualitative research, such as case studies, has generally found that most successful efforts work fast; they demonstrate tangible results within a matter of months and show stakeholders that things are changing for the better (Public Impact, 2007).

This is not just a car; it is the tangible expression of invention, hard work and dedication, the secret to achieving the most ambitious goals and smashing enduring records, and also expressing an almost sensual pleasure in the result attained.

I'm sure there's much variance of opinion and experience here — but the point is that there's any number of concrete things you can pay for that have a tangible result, as opposed to spending money for what, for most entrants, is the chimera of winning an award.

As a result, you could hypothetically get 5 % back with most tangible and physical products sold on the site.

We therefore wonder what has happened with what was once the most identifiable brand of American philosophy, namely pragmatism — a philosophy that is invested in matters of fact, and tangible results?

And we are gearing up for our Third Annual Blockchain Summit on Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island — a unique gathering where we bring together some of the brightest and most optimistic global minds of our generation to develop tangible initiatives that will deliver far - reaching, impactful results.

Even the most idealistic people who consider college an opportunity for young men and women to find themselves and explore their interests would have to agree that if that exploration doesn't result in anything tangible than you weren't doing enough exploring.

I increase my clients» effectiveness by thinking through their most burning issues with them and creating plans to get tangible, measurable and specific results.

The Quick Start Guide explains the different areas of medical / research laboratory work (Histology, Phlebotomy, Hematology, Microbiology / Bacteriology, Chemistry, Blood Bank, and Molecular) and how the tests (different assays that are used to determine if disease is present, whether it is responding to medication and even, what medications will be most effective) and products (the analyzers, the reagents, and the other tangible items that are used to provide the end result to the attending physician) available fit within those areas.

The result / benefit must be stated in the most tangible terms possible to clearly convey the value of an accomplishment to an employer.