Sentences with phrase «something tangible»

This will give you tangible examples of things you can add to your list as you go.

This is about proving that such values translate into something tangible.

But rare is the occasion when the standard priest or pastor asks his congregation or flock to actually do something tangible for truth and justice.

It took me a while to realise it, but the satisfaction of making something tangible is really important to me.

It's very satisfying to accomplish something tangible in the day.

Spend a day in their life and see if your solution really does something tangible for them.

Plus, maybe you can get something tangible for your model writing!

With so many digital games, it's nice to actually create something tangible.

I have 15 years to work, so I want something tangible at the end, mutual funds are not worth the paper they are written on.

A real estate company doesn't necessarily offer something tangible so this this could be a challenge.

But, it's not enough, we need something tangible that we can do.

People will take training seriously when you show them the tangible benefits it has on their career.

Pension benefit increases have been a painless way for politicians from both parties to provide something tangible to powerful interest groups without having to pay the costs immediately.

After all, buying something tangible is generally better than having your stocks disappear like vapor.

I've shown them with my daughters so they can see something tangible from an uncle they never knew.

If one thinks they can start with $ 500 and be a millionaire in a few years, they should blow that money on something tangible instead.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has proven to be quite successful with children and adolescents because it gives them tangible tools to use when they are struggling.

When appropriate, sending something tangible will set you apart from other candidates.

Your resume gives the prospective employer something to remember you — call it a tangible if you want.

If you see something tangible that they need, offer to provide it for them, food, clothing, money, helping hands, resources.

The end result, though, is the satisfaction of achieving something tangible and contributing to society.

There is something tangible about yield: cash in hand, vs. uncertain capital gains, even if the dividend leads the stock price to drop.

If groups are producing something tangible, they (and you) can see what they have left to do.

Additionally, I can teach you tangible tools to connect in the relationships you want.

«I wanted get into the real estate market early and have my money go towards something tangible,» she says.

Goals are important for me because they help me focus my efforts, and give me tangible targets towards which to work.

As you say about leasing, there is a difference between owning something tangible that can't be taken from me without breaking into my house and having electronic access to a file.

It doesn't make money by selling you tangible products.

Real estate is a great career where creative individuals come together to build something tangible.

Numbers draw the eye of the recruiter and details give them a tangible sense of what it looks like when you use a skill.

This gives you a tangible piece of evidence to work from.

When you pay for a product or service you should expect to receive something tangible in return.

If you're unsure about bitcoins and want something tangible then gold and silver are the metals to place your money as a hedge against inflation.

He needed then and he needs now to put something tangible in the hands of the voting public.

A: For me, it's the freedom to express yourself at different levels, the constant learning curve, the pleasure of making from scratch something tangible.

In this month's Links, we offer articles that will give you tangible info on how to help you in your parenting.

This book gives women something tangible to bring to a health professional and redirect them to further information, it can even be used for friends and family members!

But what 20 % time does is make success something tangible.

It's better to possess something tangible now than to hold out for something potentially better in the future.

That way, I'm casting light onto something tangible, rather than setting up lights that might or might not fall on something that isn't there yet.

They felt they had good chemistry and decided to make something tangible together.

So they figured out how to make it a tangible gift.

Sure, it might not be exactly the same, but those experiences give you tangible skills and resources that will apply to your internship.

Some career and life paths don't lend themselves to so easily leave something tangible behind the way artists, construction crews, and parents are able to.

We meet so many people in transition, help me remember you by giving me tangible data.

Although outreach efforts can take time, young fathers will participate in programs — if they feel they will get something tangible out of it.

What set him apart though was that he turned that vision into something tangible and served his market well.