Sentence examples for Tangible problem from inspiring English sources

He needed another tangible problem to solve.

Last night, the threat to his presence in a tournament he has won three times was created by a rather more tangible problem.

He could hardly contain his relief as he jumped to his feet, ready to deal with this discrete and tangible problem.

Every Thursday afternoon, students gather in a light-filled teaching studio of Jacobs Hall to develop technology-based solutions to a very tangible problem: ideologically motivated violence in the United States.

"Geopolitical risks and the terrorist threat are a more tangible problem".

The problem is trying to build a company that solves a tangible problem.

"Usually, these are tried and true methods of drawing away the public eye from more tangible problems.

I enjoy being able to apply a lot of the fundamentals of chemistry and chemical engineering to very tangible problems.

Still, she called the demonstration a "liberating act" against "a political class that hasn't dealt with the tangible problems that women face".

Perhaps, in this vast city of 18 million people, air pollution simply takes its place in the queue behind more tangible problems.

There are many less tangible problems: state-controlled distribution, top-down planning and a quota system that doesn't fully encourage innovation and individual effort.