Sentence examples for a good tangible from inspiring English sources

Maybe there is a good tangible reason!

It's a good visual, tangible thing that'll motivate people [with prosthetics] to go out there and do things".

"One of the things we may lose is that scale of platform, to be able to do that good tangible work".

Investors in Russian securities are worried by the threat of broader sanctions, a threat that has just become a good deal more tangible.

However, even with physical goods it may be possible to "unbundle" the price of a good into a tangible component and intangible ones such as design, advice or customisation that could be located in a low-tax regime.Taxing digital goods where they are consumed may prove almost impossible.

"We respect their right to protest, and similarly they ought to respect our right to attract good, sound, tangible investments that grow the economy and put people back to work," Browne said.

"They are already being asked to vote for a highly unpopular bill that will adversely affect their own voters ― who thought that was a good idea anyway?... Tangible electoral defeat will mean at a minimum no Senate vote before July 4".  .

But this could all change if Rubio has a good debate performance and shows "real, tangible proof that he's on the up-swing," Whelan said.

They aren't perfect (look at Aotearoa) but they are tangible and a good bloody start.

The race was declared as soon as polls closed, something that I suggested is a more tangible benchmark of a "good" performance than an arbitrary numerical threshold.

We knew that if we created something with a clear identity, that stood for something tangible, we had a good chance.