Sentence examples for As tangible as from inspiring English sources

Education may not be as tangible as green jobs.

The agency views the Meow Mix brand heritage to be, he added, "as tangible as a factory or as tangible as the product in and of itself".

Still, their allure is as tangible as the satellite dishes that sprout everywhere from village rooftops.

We don't dare to talk about it, but it's as tangible as the blare of car horns outside our windows: What will happen when he grows old?

"He's a lot like Bob Fosse in his ability to have darkness be as tangible as the areas of light," the lighting designer Jules Fisher said.

The private-equity deals and trades in instruments like credit derivatives that have created so much wealth are not as tangible as the products of privatised utility companies.

In her 16 novels, from "If Morning Ever Comes" in 1964 to "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant" in 1982 to "The Amateur Marriage," she has created a world of imaginary people who are as tangible and as real as one's own friends and relatives.

Vox has been wrapped up in City Opera's future in tangible as well as symbolic ways.

But there is a sense that the shift away from ownership towards functionality is nowhere as tangible in Europe as in Berlin.

In that kind of environment people rush to put their money into something tangible as fast as they can.

It can be supported to calibrate a ratio scale for the measurement of tangible, as well as intangible, aspects (Vaidya and Kumar, 2006; Peng et al., 2011; Deng et al., 2014).