Sentences with phrase «tangible outcomes which»

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I read when I want, set my own work hours, and feel very little compulsion to produce anything but tangible results, which are usually the outcome of having harvested good ideas from books.

The areas upon which, by working together, we can achieve tangible, practical outcomes are both so vast and so important that they, in many ways, contextualise our differences.

One former student, Bruce Klein, comments: «In my studio I've tacked up this Bischoff quote: «What is most desired in the final outcome is a condition of form which dissolves all tangible facts into intangibles of feeling.»

This would be a very tangible outcome of the Montreal Protocol, which has been called the single most successful international agreement to date, and would demonstrate how international treaties are able to make positive changes to the climate system.

This is where many legal services are heading, especially those for which the outcome is a document or other tangible output: lawyers will help create processes and algorithms by which clients can take on more of the work, corresponding to clients» growing readiness to assume more responsibility for their legal affairs.