Sentence examples for More tangibly from inspiring English sources

More tangibly, the many educated young remain frustrated.

More tangibly, Czechs are likelier to have jobs than their Slovak brethren.

More tangibly, the government has more than doubled spending on education, mostly for teacher salaries.

More tangibly, both sides seem intent on allowing direct commerce across the Taiwan Strait.

More tangibly, it is a fine, dry mulch of cedar shavings, evergreen fibers, rice bran and some 600 active plant enzymes.

More tangibly, it would hand anti-gay bigots a legal club they could use to challenge the state's domestic partnership benefits -- much as has happened in other states where legislatures have passed similar measures.

But objectively speaking, the threat is real, and it becomes tangibly more worrying by the day.

In Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife, the court held that a "generally available grievance about government — claiming only harm to his and every citizen's interest in proper application of the Constitution and laws, and seeking relief that no more directly and tangibly benefits him than it does the public at large — does not state an Article III case or controversy".

Yet clearly Kano needs to build products of a different nature now — less complex and techie in feel, more versatile and tangibly useful, ultimately gunning for mainstream appeal.

Of course, you could just Google these words yourself, but it just doesn't feel quite right unless they're packaged into something that feels, tangibly, more like a dictionary.

Unemployment is rising, troop numbers are surging, health care legislation is failing, and the country is tangibly more frustrated than it was even over a year ago, under a markedly less competent Commander-in-Chief.