Sentence examples for a tangible one from inspiring English sources

"There is just no visible improvement, let alone a tangible one in their own lives.

As his health declined, Mr. Kennedy became more of an inspirational leader than a tangible one.

Moreover, it is a tangible one that will take place in the near-term, in contrast to the more long-term and more uncertain benefits associated with reducing climate change damages.

I was trading an existential fear for a tangible one.

Six years after the island mystery launched, the show's virtual community has become a tangible one.

Obama's visit is not only a symbolic strengthening of ties, but a tangible one.

Second, he reports the central action (what Sloan did) in such a way ("at his own request") that he transforms an abstract issue of structure into a more tangible one of managerial judgment.

Adam Edwards: Mainly because it was a really tangible one that I feel like even after years and years of my chosen career.

But the biggest impact among residents here was a less tangible one: resignation that the event that has consumed Terre Haute for months would now drag on for another 30 days, if not longer.

His conclusions come unexpectedly as he works through one seemingly theoretical problem only to arrive at a larger tangible one.

But it's sure starting to look like he may have had a few tangible "One last thing…" products up his sleeve as well.