One tangible question is this: How did the writers who accepted or rejected Bonds's application for the Hall of Fame handle the other couple of dozen players on their ballot?
What it means for America to seal itself up is a particularly tangible question in a border state such as Arizona, and throughout his book Flake makes an emotional case for immigration and against nativism and isolationism.
The real question is what tangible change you see in Iranian behaviour.
Among the tangible unanswered questions about Michel Platini's £1.35m payment from Fifa, left hanging in the clean air over Lake Geneva after a deeply unsatisfactory afternoon at European football HQ, was why Gianni Infantino, Uefa's general secretary, was sent out alone to fend them off.
The explanatory variables in this study includes: socio demographic characteristics (sex, age, religion, marital status, occupation); Tangibles: Five questions were used to assess the tangibles variable.
However, Lowe was adamant the theatre offered the audience a much more intimate and therefore tangible insight into the questions of human progress and identity at the heart of the mission to Mars.
For example, if negative sceptic is require new skills to resist change – objectively he is working extra hours for company cause of his beliefs – and his emotions are transfered into tangible working hours, but questions is how this working hours are related to company performance ?
When safeguards were mentioned by the facilitator, the participants did not seem to value them as tangible and asked many questions.
His achievement was to provide a tangible answer to the question of how mid-European Bronze Age tools found their way to England.
These new edifices — assuming Ms. Demakova manages to secure the funds to build them before the anticipated shake-up of national elections this fall — will give tangible form to the question of just how Latvian culture is to be integrated into Riga's conglomerate, polymorphous landscape.
