The cross-border flow of hydrocarbons is the most tangible change.
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Tehran's military flex represented its most tangible gain from the confrontation.
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Let's start with the most tangible item in wine, the glass bottle.
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The most tangible benefit of using credit cards is, no doubt, the rewards.
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The most tangible way to enact legislation is to get people to vote.
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Mr. Chau's most tangible achievement in Kien Hoa was the Census-Grievance program.
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Let's look at the area where Obama had the most tangible success: the economy.
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Some Crimeans consider the bridge the most tangible sign that Russia is improving their lot.
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On Tuesday, the weather in Moscow was the most tangible cause of the restrained mood.
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That's kind of the most tangible right now, what is the biggest technology for us.
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Wallace's servant Luv (Sylvia Hoeks) has the most tangible personality, yet she's obsessed with pleasing Wallace.
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A priest withheld from a layman the most tangible sign of one's communion with the church.
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The most tangible evidence of this can be seen in its treatment of the Iranian people.
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For everyone else, the most tangible evidence is a series of short films apparently depicting alternate histories.
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The shift is the most tangible sign yet of how privacy scandals have forced Facebook to change.
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Waymo's lawsuit against Uber is one of the most tangible manifestations of the enmity between the two.
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Your own community, after all, is where you can see your volunteer efforts make the most tangible difference.
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The arms sale is the most tangible sign yet that Mr. Trump's honeymoon with Mr. Xi is over.
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The most tangible sign of Pompeo's effort may be the State Department promotion lists, disclosed internally since Aug.
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One of the most tangible effects of this barely-visible show is the hand-drawn map by Mr. Merck.
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In December, I was in Havana, a city where the benefits of Raúl Castro's economic reforms are most tangible.
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BlaBlaCar is often named as one of the most tangible examples that the French tech ecosystem has been doing well.
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They are the most tangible effect of the phone company's acquisition of one of the world's most powerful media companies.
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There are countless reasons to be scared of climate change, and invading mosquitos might be one of the most tangible.
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On top of increased coverage and staying in the spotlight, the most tangible benefit for Stein has been in fundraising.
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It's among the space program's most tangible legacies, demonstrating that ambitious ventures can reap diverse rewards to the benefit of all.
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The move was North Korea's most tangible gesture aimed at improving relations with the United States since Mr. Trump took office.
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But trust has been declining for decades, and the most tangible and immediate damage may be to public health and safety.
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"I knew quickly, with her diagnosis, that the most tangible thing I could do was financial planning for her," he said.
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Unfortunately, in America, superb treatment of youngsters is not extant, and its absence is most tangible for the children of minorities.
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Record expungement aims to redress disproportionate arrest and incarceration rates, which have long been one of prohibition's most tangible and enduring consequences.
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Perhaps most poignantly, his main project interrogated a site that was no longer there, communicating its absence with the most tangible affectation.
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Streamlining Employee Training One of the most tangible payoffs of AR/VR technology is using it for consistent and thorough employee training.
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But he chose game controllers, an area that is perhaps the most tangible possible area he could have put his talents into.
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This is Catalonia's most tangible investment in the institutional infrastructure needed for a fledgling state and highlights its government's determination to secede.
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Some of the most tangible results of recent efforts to isolate North Korea have seen countries ban its ships from their registries.
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In the most tangible sign of UAE support so far, its government on Monday lifted a ban on its citizens visiting Lebanon.
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The DWS listing will mark the most tangible milestone yet in Chief Executive Officer John Cryan's struggle to restructure the flagship German bank.
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The DWS listing will mark the most tangible milestone yet in Chief Executive Officer John Cryan's struggle to restructure the flagship German bank.
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It is around City's home in the east of the city, though, that the difference soccer has made is most visible, most tangible.
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He has pointed to the buoyant performance of the stock market as one of the most tangible yardsticks of his performance as president.
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Detroit and Michigan schools The most tangible and controversial example of DeVos' support for school choice is her involvement in remaking Michigan's education system.
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The most tangible detail was the man in the mask, who came to seem more present in her life than her father ever was.
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And it has the most tangible job skills for people—after they leave they'll know how to video design, graphic design, all that stuff.
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" Simon Ruwuke Hove, Zimbabwe "I think the most tangible is that we as NATO allies should start to take our own security more serious.
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But many Poles also experience consumer freedom as one of the most tangible benefits of the free market era and resent the new limit.
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That was the most tangible result of high-level diplomatic talks that took place between the North and South at their shared border on Tuesday.
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Of all our data scattered across the internet, photos are the most tangible and personal, something that feels like true a loss when they disappear.
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But at this moment of weakness, their most tangible creation—a bank that aims to reshape the world of development finance—is making surprising headway.
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Perhaps one of the most tangible developments off the back of the Paris attacks was the creation of European Counter Terrorism Centre, announced in January.
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Short of actually being in the car or right by the pit crew as they work their magic, your most tangible connection is the noise.
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Sessions's order tells prosecutors to do pretty much the opposite in the Trump administration's most tangible move yet to jump-start the war on drugs.
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Democrats are listening to their base too, and for them blocking the border wall is the most tangible show of resistance to Trump's hardline immigration agenda.
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In a study with more than 5,000 people, the most tangible benefit of surgeries like bypasses and stents was helping people with chest pain, or angina.
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The most tangible character in the book, according to our reviewer, is Nao, whose voice is "by turns breezy, petulant, funny, sad and teenage-girl wise."
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But ultimately, I think the most tangible thing that the industry needs to do and we need to work with the energy industry is alternative fuels.
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The quiet revival of Japan's nuclear industry is most tangible in rural areas like Ikata, which are home to the bulk of the country's nuclear plants.
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The most tangible thing aid has done in Liberia is a smooth 250km Chinese-built road from Monrovia to Ganta, on the border with Guinea (see map).
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Stringent new sanctions on the rogue nation are set to be the most tangible ramification from last Friday's incident, but the repercussions may go well beyond that.
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Aiding Midwest communities to repurpose their industrial relics for a new economy would enable one of the most tangible symbols of a vital, forward-looking economic life.
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To make the point that it's women who control this narrative—women who wield power and have the most tangible sway—almost feels moot because it's so obvious.
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Bail funds are one of the most tangible resources to aid the most at-risk members of the trans community—who are often sucked into the prison system.
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But the real, most tangible and most immediate impact is in the numbers – specifically the windfall Russia has reaped as an offset against the sanctions levied against it.
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Despite the weight of the stone, time itself remains this installation's most tangible material, one accumulated through centuries and that at times breaks piecemeal, reorganizing all past history accordingly.
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Nifty new capabilities in Office to be announced later today are the most tangible fruits of a larger move at Microsoft to infuse artificial intelligence into everything it does.
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The most tangible piece of evidence can be seen in the video above, which was pulled from the Chromium Bug Tracker by Brandon Lall, as reported by Chrome Unboxed.
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So the most tangible thing to come out of Helsinki was fresh fodder for the growing community of Americans convinced Trump is literally an asset of the Russian government.
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It is the most tangible sign yet of the coming wave of new zinc supply, timed to capitalize on decade-high prices and a structural shortfall of raw materials.
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Saudi Arabia's three-year war has come under increased scrutiny recently, with refueling among the most tangible and controversial aspects of U.S. support for the kingdom in the conflict.
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The President's ambitious and controversial blueprint for the summit is his most tangible achievement from his dizzying and divisive visit to this year's G7 summit in France last weekend.
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The Saudi comments were the most tangible indication yet that the kingdom, Russia and other big exporters are reversing their 17-month policy of holding oil off the market.
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Heavily relying on video, the director and adapter Ildiko Nemeth has focused on some of the novel's most tangible passages to create 90 minutes of sensuous, though uneven, entertainment.
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By literally upending the most tangible instrument of the fossil-fuel economy Yellin wants to erect a visionary monument as a beacon of hope for humanity's greatest ambition: survival.
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It is the most tangible sign yet of the coming wave of new zinc supply, timed to capitalise on decade-high prices and a structural shortfall of raw materials.
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But forget about all the angst and the hypocritical coke snorters: The most tangible damage to people and the environment arises from criminalizing little green plants and states of mind.
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The release of the deputy, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, who is in Pakistan, appeared to be the most tangible result of talks held recently by the Taliban and American diplomats.
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That's the most tangible evidence to date that House Republicans are going all in on their attempt to shield Trump from accusations that his campaign colluded with Moscow in 2016.
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Once you start seeing the presidency as Trump's biggest deal, the most tangible proof of his success at life, a lot of the way his campaign is run makes sense.
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The L'Aquila earthquake became the most tangible proxy for a phenomenon that happens after every major quake: People—intelligent, educated, thoughtful—ponder questions like why didn't science see this one coming?
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But the most tangible signs that Trump and his allies are dashing into 2020 mode are happening in a much quieter place: the Republican National Committee's summer meetings here in Nashville.
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Impact: The numbers are among the most tangible consequences of President Trump's global trade tariffs for China as well as for Germany, which sets the tone for the rest of Europe.
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Between the two, Amazon has the "most tangible long-term story" while Netflix is more controversial and would come down the most if the market hits some volatile times, he said.
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Impact: The numbers are among the most tangible consequences of President Trump's global trade tariffs for China as well as for Germany, which sets the tone for the rest of Europe.
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The most tangible of his proposals was to raise the federal minimum wage to $9 per hour — an idea he would push for the next two years against resistance from congressional Republicans.
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It's also the most tangible connection I have to my father, gone now almost 15 years, and a reminder that, really, I wouldn't trade my childhood, or him, for anything, or anyone.
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The meeting appears to be the most tangible evidence of a connection between Trump's election campaign and Russia, a subject that has prompted investigations by congressional committees and a federal special counsel.
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But like the U.S.I.A. before it, the I.I.P.'s most tangible stock in trade is publications — in English and other languages — for global dissemination through U.S. embassies, consulates and, now, the internet.
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Pyongyang freed three American prisoners, in perhaps the most tangible gesture by North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, to improve relations with the U.S. It was a diplomatic victory for President Trump.
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" But of even greater concern should be the Chinese leader's insistence that the pipeline is the most tangible evidence of an "all-encompassing partnership and strategic co-operation entering a new epoch.
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The most tangible result of the great Trump-Kim rapprochement, it turned out, was the reported execution of Kim's negotiators following their mortifying failure to get a pound of flesh from the Americans.
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Six was helping me to experience the world of 17th-century Amsterdammers in the most tangible way: the minute differences in ways of seeing and feeling that separate one historical epoch from another.
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It now appears that the most tangible success of Trump's first months in office will be the expected confirmation of his Supreme Court pick, Judge Neil Gorsuch -- though even that will further polarize Washington.
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One of the most tangible things you get for paying is reduced pricing on Plume's routers, as well as a warranty for each year that you pay (lifetime members get a flat five years).
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The joint budget is the most tangible expression of the key topics the EU members want to focus on over the next seven years, as well as of their willingness to stump up cash.
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The listing of the business has been more than a year in the making and will mark the most tangible milestone yet in Chief Executive Officer John Cryan's struggle to restructure the flagship German bank.
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Andrew Das: The 38-year-old Ignashevich fighting off the substitute Aspas — twice — to clear on that break just now is the most tangible sign of how much Russia is willing to give here today.
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The pin is the most tangible sign of membership in a famously exclusive community: an eagle perched on a horizontal three-pronged trident, clutching a flintlock pistol, with an upright anchor nestled in the mix.
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That's why fixing the HTF – returning it to true, user-funded, self-sufficient system – is the most tangible thing we can do to help Americans and get our transportation network moving into the 21st century.
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I think first just acknowledging it and then like, what are the most tangible steps that we can take, that we can actually build into our DNA and our practice every day, has been our focus.
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People focus on the health costs that are most tangible and sometimes outrageous to them: their deductibles, and drug costs, and surprise medical bills, and the annual increase in the share of the premium they pay.
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The most tangible vanguard of that influence are the monumental art pieces, which, instead of disappearing into the playa, have begun to show up in plazas, parks, museums and galleries across the United States and beyond.
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In Asia, the most tangible example of the threat to the "rules-based order" is in the South China Sea, a body of water contested by a handful of regions that China claims as its own.
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In one of the most tangible actions he has taken, Mr. Trump slapped steep tariffs on foreign washing machines and solar energy panels in January, generating cheers from domestic manufacturers and protests from other business leaders.
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"If Britain voted to leave the EU, the most tangible impact on adland would be how talent comes in and out of the country," Nick Fox, founding partner at ad agency Atomic London, told CNBC via email.
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It also asks an honest question of our own love; a love that in the most tangible way began in the summer of 2012, when we finally met each other in person: 'Can Summer Love Last Forever?
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The potential trouble for Snap is that its most tangible source of revenue — automated ads — will have to siphon ad dollars from Google and Facebook, two companies that effectively enjoy a duopoly on the digital advertising market.
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Despite this being one of the most tangible indications of the Pentagon's strategy to shift focus to Russia and China, it comes at the same time that the White House is ramping up its rhetoric against Iran.
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The ideas to share national assets, deepen cooperation in EU missions and establish a joint EU military headquarters have emerged as the most tangible way for governments to pull together following Britain's referendum to quit the bloc.
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Why it matters: It's the most tangible product update the company has made in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, which sparked a global conversation around user data privacy being compromised for advertising and marketing purposes.
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The listing of the business, known as DWS, has been more than a year in the making and will mark the most tangible milestone yet in Chief Executive Officer John Cryan's struggle to restructure the flagship German bank.
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While much of the initial focus of the "Brexit" vote has turned to financial markets, which opened in a state of panic Friday, they are only the first and most tangible sign of the powerful impact of the vote.
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Among the most tangible announcements at Apple's services event yesterday was also its most interesting: a credit card, aptly called the Apple Card, with both a physical and digital version that gives you up to 3 percent cash back.
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The most tangible outcome of the phone call, as the Kremlin described it, appeared to be what it said was an understanding that jointly fighting international terrorism was a priority and that the two nations should cooperate in Syria.
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Now that the smoke has cleared from the NATO summit meeting, the most tangible result is apparent: President Trump advanced President Barack Obama's initiative to keep the allies on track to shoulder a more equitable share of NATO's costs.
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The most tangible effect of the move could be to push a final Supreme Court decision on the fate of the law past the 2628 elections, though it's possible the justices could still choose to take the case sooner.
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In the most tangible sign yet of Obama's long goodbye, The New York Times reported this week that presidential aides have begun the process that will transition the mammoth U.S. government into the hands of the 45th President next January.
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The publications as objects, which, though perhaps the most tangible legacy of their work, made up only a small part of the Dada practice, don't actually offer much insight into their creative process, where aesthetics were secondary to purposeful irrationalism.
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SINGAPORE – The most tangible outcome of Tuesday&aposs summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared to be a commitment to recover the remains of U.S. military personnel missing in action and presumed dead from the Korean War.
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The systematic crackdown on shell companies - which have no active business operations or assets - is perhaps one of the most tangible outcomes of demonetization, which aimed to hit tax evasion and move India toward cashless, digital transactions that leave a paper trail.
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Trump suggested on Friday that the most tangible outcome of the June 12 summit could be the "signing of a document" to end the technical state of hostilities - 65 years after the Korean conflict ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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The change is one of the most tangible parts of a landmark energy reform in Mexico, which in 2013 ended the 75-year monopoly of state oil company Pemex over nearly all facets of the sector, from crude production to retail fuel sales.
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"If there's no wall, it doesn't work," Trump said before a group of reporters in the Oval Office earlier on Thursday, accusing Pelosi of "playing games" over her refusal to fund his wall -- the most tangible promise of his 2016 White House campaign.
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The results in the House of Delegates in Virginia, which included the election of the first Latinas, the first Asian-American woman and the first transgender candidate, provide the most tangible indication that women are poised to make substantial gains next year.
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The group, led by Ed King, had to be a combined age of almost 300 years, but that didn't prevent multiple drum solos, a weird electric sitar thing, or a full embrace of being perhaps the most tangible definition of an anachronism I've ever seen.
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Such a large gap in the division, coupled with their languid play in recent weeks, has left the Yankees in a position where their most tangible goal the rest of the season is to regain their health and form for the wild-card game.
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Hundreds of flights were grounded or delayed at New York-area and Philadelphia airports as more air traffic controllers called in sick on Friday, in one of the most tangible signs yet of disruption from a 35-day partial shutdown of the U.S. government.
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The joint budget is the most tangible expression of the main topics EU states want to focus on over the next seven years and their willingness to stump up cash for them, but divisions were evident even before the two days of talks got going.
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So at a steakhouse in a sleek, new hotel in Beijing on Friday, there was a celebration of the most tangible result of the unexpected cooperation that emerged in the first months of Mr. Trump's presidency: the lifting of a ban on American beef imports.
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I don't mean to imply a direct correlation — it's certainly not Apple's or the iPhone's fault that many people are becoming negatively affected by technology — but the iPhone X is the most tangible example of technology's tendency (in fact its entire justification) to remove friction.
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One of the most tangible actions to come out Trudeau's' first visit to Trump's White House was the announcement of the Canada-United States Council for the Advancement of Women Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders, a task force dedicated to promoting women's roles in the workplace.
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He suggested instead that the most tangible outcome of the unprecedented June 12 summit in Singapore could be the "signing of a document" to bring the technical state of hostilities to a close - 65 years after the Korean conflict ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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Experts said it appeared that the most tangible outcome of the upcoming summit meeting in Singapore — apart from the personal encounter between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim — would be progress toward some kind of peace agreement that would end decades of military conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
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The more formidable issue, however, is making the case that there's life after him -- hardly an academic exercise for an expensive show, whose ratings have slipped sharply from their heyday, about to lose its most tangible connection that remains to what set the whole story in motion.
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"When I realized that not everyone got the same privileges of seeing themselves reflected in the most tangible and the most metaphoric senses, it became really important to me to see what I could do in sharing the resources I've had, that have made such an impact," says Shahidi.
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The European Union has given tacit approval to the actions of these countries as it strives to restore order to the asylum-seeking process and to restore the integrity of the Schengen area, the 26-nation passport-free travel zone that is one of the bloc's most tangible accomplishments.
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The tiered bundler system that Mr. Trump's campaign has built — modeled after President George W. Bush's 2004 re-election campaign and complete with super PACs supporting it from the outside — is the most tangible example yet of Mr. Trump's ceding to the reality of his second presidential race.
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Then earlier this month, the Trump administration announced it would suspend nearly all security aid to Pakistan, an across-the-board freeze that is the most tangible sign yet of Washington's frustration with what it sees as the country's refusal to crack down on terrorist networks operating there.
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JERUSALEM — More than a decade after being run out of Gaza by Hamas, the Palestinian Authority on Wednesday took control of the enclave's border crossings, the most tangible sign yet of progress in the deal to end a bitter schism between the groups and ease the territory's suffocating isolation.
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The release of the three prisoners, all American citizens of Korean descent, was a diplomatic victory for Mr. Trump and in some ways the most tangible gesture of sincerity shown by North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, to improve relations with the United States after nearly seven decades of mutual antagonism.
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Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker promised Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in March that the EU executive would put forward the eagerly awaited proposal in April, offering Ukrainians the most tangible benefit of closer ties at a time when a free trade deal has not yet borne fruit for their economy.
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Each time the hands edge closer to midnight—that is, when a threat is most tangible—writers seem to start scribbling about the near annihilation or total extinction of the human race (if you allow for the fact that it takes a minimum of two years to write and publish a novel).
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William Toti (Ret.), the spokesperson for the Indianapolis survivors' association: "They all know this is now a war memorial, and are grateful for the respect and dignity that Paul Allen and his team have paid to one of the most tangible manifestations of the pain and sacrifice of our World War II veterans."
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Advances in the relationship have been few under the Trump administration, which in January suspended as much as $1.3 billion in annual aid to Pakistan — an across-the-board freeze that was the most tangible sign yet of Washington's frustration with the country's refusal to crack down on terrorist networks operating there.
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An analysis by Politico found that since the full Affordable Care Act coverage expansion, which brought millions more paying customers into the field, revenue in the top seven nonprofit hospitals (as ranked by U.S. News & World Report) increased by 15 percent, while charity care — the most tangible aspect of community benefit — decreased by 35 percent.
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The most tangible results of the tax were most devastating for middle class workers, as nearly 10,000 jobs were destroyed in the luxury goods industry, and the less than $18 million in new tax revenue was offset by over $24 million in lost income tax and unemployment benefits for the newly out of work employees.
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And rather than keeping a single-minded focus on nuclear weapons, Mr. Trump suggested that the most tangible outcome of his meeting in Singapore might be some kind of peace agreement to formally end the Korean War — a lofty idea that featured in a 2005 joint statement that inaugurated George W. Bush's failed effort with Kim Jong-il, the current leader's father, to halt the North's nuclear progress.
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Of course the museum in late-capitalism has answers for this, the most tangible and de-rigueur of which is the strategic plan, with its objectives, strategies, tactics, and a host of business-world mechanisms meant to pre-answer questions of mission and vision so that museum workers can just focus on fulfilling checklists of to-dos rather than imagining, co-creating, and implementing projects that question our very moment, that invite the kind of actual discourse that could support a more engaged civil society and possibly even create space for structural and profound change.
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