Sentences with phrase «tangible measure»

A more tangible measure of risk might be the risk of running out of money.

SOD: Having personally made hundreds of measurements of amounts of material in terms of absorbance (optical density units), I find that tau is a much more tangible measure of the amount of GHG in the atmosphere than TOA flux.

The Quebec Federation of Real Estate Boards (QFREB) says it welcomes the tax provisions announced by provincial Minister of Finance Carlos Leitão in regard to housing in the recent budget, but «would have preferred seeing more tangible measures to promote home ownership.»

However, such a tangible measure, borne of respect for human dignity and concern for the public good, would help greatly in stimulating the American conscience on a matter that presently struggles to hold its attention.

There is not yet a tangible measure of success next to which Cuomo could be photographed.

Statistical data is undoubtedly a helpful tool that provides us with a tangible measure of racial and gender diversity.

It can sometimes be hard to recognise your mind is not quite well, there's no tangible measure, especially if one is still able to soldier on.

Ideally you want multiple measures of progress and success, and you need to keep those tangible measures tethered to the broader goals they support.

That log you placed on the fire is a tangible measure of the cost to the environment of keeping your family warm.

Are there any tangible measures of your success as a nurse?