Sentence examples for The most tangible from inspiring English sources
The most tangible change will be cost.
The most tangible change is on the Canadian side.
The most tangible sign of this is the coming of cars.
The most tangible evidence may be the change in proximity to the locus of power.
The most tangible evidence of a state in many places is a picture of President Hamid Karzai.
The most tangible consequence of his recent success has been the quality of the scripts he's been sent.
The most tangible result of American involvement in Iraq has been the consolidation of Iran's influence and power in the country.
The most tangible sign that Republicans had gotten themselves into irredeemable trouble would be a shift in the generic Congressional ballot.
The most tangible advantage in Arizona belongs to Mitt Romney, and it is because the state has a reasonably high Mormon population.
The most tangible reminders of how far the site had come in 11 years were the massive new buildings, sleek and encased in glass, that surround it.
The most tangible example of the state's hand in Dr. Romero-Ortega's and Dr. Athitsos' research may be the building that brought them together.
