Sentence examples for a tangible concern from inspiring English sources

The problems spurred by the crisis, from refugees to extremist groups, have become a tangible concern for the West, not just Middle Eastern countries.

A less tangible concern is that California is known as an innovator and a harbinger of trends, and that it would not be healthy for the party to abandon such a bellwether state.

Later he found out he had a more tangible concern, too.

There is an almost tangible concern for improvement in the air at Toyota".

Let's start talking about flood risks over time frames we truly care about — for example, over the term of a mortgage, a lifetime or other planning horizon of tangible concern.

Among fund analysts, the most tangible concern is the potential for mass withdrawals.

Aside from Seymour's objection, there is no tangible concern about the government's using its powers to expedite the legislation.

Exercise-induced muscle damage resulting from match-play is likely of more immediate and tangible concern to practitioners.

Presidents ranging from the corrupt Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani to the reformist Mohammad Khatami hoped to chart a new course and balance the revolution's mandates with their constituents' tangible concerns.

Some very tangible concerns faced Delores Bolton as the new principal at Carmen Arace in 1996.

For others, there are more tangible concerns: LA thrives on tourism, its visitors and residents seduced by the idea of the city and its symbols: palm trees, freeways, the LA river, Mulholland, Sunset, the downtown skyline.