Sentences with phrase «tangible reason»

There are tangible reasons why this true, five of them actually.

By using results to prove your impact, you will give hiring managers tangible reasons to hire you.

This could be a good way to approach the situation with hiring managers as there are usually tangible reasons behind a lay - off, such as a reduction in workforce.

There are tangible reasons why this true, five of them actually.

it's important for businesses and governments alike to know that there are very tangible reasons for doing something about it.

Now what tangible reason is there to believe same for Diaby?

«You don't want to be bouncing off the walls, but you want to be able to explain why this is an enormous opportunity you actually care about, with real concrete and tangible reasons.»

Can I get some tangible reason?

There was no tangible reason Nadal would win.

Those are the tangible reasons for Iturbe's struggles this past season.

There might be many ulterior motives but it's in any case pretty common to dismiss civil serveants when there is some tangible reason to believe they have questionable loyality to the state (i.e. without any proof they did something that raises to the level of a criminal offense).

«The situation was getting tensed so they called in the Tamale police who then arrested five others who had come there and couldn't give any tangible reasons why they were there,» the police officer said.

Some days there are a million reasons why we split, and some days it seems there's no tangible reason at all.

Choice by an individual is often accompanied by a tangible reason.

The exemption requested by CDE was more than that (though with the lack of consequences being the tangible reason, at least at the school level for this year.

She had no reason to be terrified of them, of the Sisters and the Brothers, no tangible reason.

Sure, the game always provides enough work to keep your avatar and its Keflings busy, and gives you a tangible reason to get that work done - there is always a reward for the effort you make — but unfortunately, that's where it starts to fall apart.

There are some real, tangible reasons to use asymmetry, it's just that almost none of them are good game design reasons.

While this was not the first delay from Hinterland (the game was initially set to release in 2014), it was the first delay that came with a tangible reason.

However, the PlayStation 4 version of Indigo Prophecy does include a set of brand new original Trophies (the Trophy system didn't exist back when the PlayStation 2 was still relevant), so there's actually some tangible reasons to revisit the game other than pure nostalgia.

Sure, it may have some failings, such as failing to add a tangible reason for teaming up with a co-operative player, which makes finding a buddy amongst all the PvP contenders a bit of a headache.

This all makes sense, given there's no tangible reason for pavilion curators to make their artist selections appeal to the Biennale committee.

Take away parole and an inmate is left with no tangible reason to choose good conduct over bad while in jail.

If your partner usually calls you on the way to or from work, during business hours, or from the car while they're driving, that may mean that there are tangible reasons he or she doesn't feel comfortable talking to you from home — namely, someone else is there most of the time.

All of the work in progress with the new facilities will do nothing to increase values and since it is not going to be finished this summer, it will be of no help reducing the inventory levels now as it can not help to attract potential buyers so moving into spring of 2010 there is no tangible reason to see home values stabilize or increase.