Sentence examples for Keep tangible from inspiring English sources

Another set of firms would have to keep "tangible net equity" equal to $20 million.

As Clark B. Hinckley, a Zions senior vice president, told me, "It enabled us to essentially originate these loans and not have to keep tangible capital behind them".

Mr. Fleischer's decision to bundle the slips together suggested a desire to keep a tangible testimony to his efforts -- a little like a traveling salesman who flashes a wide roll of cash in the club car.

To keep it tangible, there are "Halleloo" shirts and more available on Shangela.com.

But many black savers are instinctively cautious, preferring to keep their cash tangible and under the mattress rather than invisibly in the bank.

She is, like a lot of women are, supported by organizers working to keep momentum going for tangible, systemic change, even in the wake of such collective, ongoing pain.

Not only had my words resonated with someone else in the crowd, but that person wanted to make them tangible, to keep that message out there even after the event ended.

Dr. Gray-Miceli said it was important for doctors and nurses to keep the patient focused on tangible signs of progress, "so she can say: 'Today I got up by the side of the chair and took five steps.

In doing so, the editors of Wired said, the project might help them solve another problem: how to keep consumers interested in the tangible artifact of a printed magazine -- particularly one about digital culture -- in an Internet era.

"But if the achievable goal, a half-decent job, isn't an option to work toward, then I might as well keep the baby — that's tangible," she continued.

You will have to be "recruited" to have your fight broadcast, but it's at least a tangible goal to keep in mind: gotta keep playing till I'm selected.