Sentence examples for a bit more tangible from inspiring English sources

So, fulfilling though the academic experience may be, most EMBA students expect something a bit more tangible for their investment.

Then came a bit more tangible proof: the dot-com bubble, quickly followed by the housing bubble.

But if you say, 'Well, actually you need to exhibit self-control,' or you explain the value of social intelligence — this will help you collaborate more effectively — then it seems a bit more tangible".

Bayley added: "We have a new generation buying vinyl, lots of teenagers and lots of people under 25, who now want to buy their favourite artists on vinyl and have something a bit more tangible, a bit more collectible.

For researchers, the payoff is a bit more tangible.

"It's something that now feels a bit more tangible but it's not something I'm thinking about at the moment.

This means that I now have to make my products a little bit more "tangible".

But this is at least a little bit more tangible than simply asserting that Mr. Obama did as well as he could under the circumstances.

Now, we know what they're up against in a more tangible sense -- and we even know a bit more than they do.

"Everything just feels more tangible and in my face — I notice the angels when I walk down Fifth Avenue and feel a bit more disconnected," she said.

We think the Honda Accord does most of what the 6i does a bit more deftly, but by such a small margin that it really comes down to taste, not tangible numbers.