Sentence examples for a tangible reason from inspiring English sources

All seemed surprised and happy to have a tangible reason to salute the team.

But, at last, there was a tangible reason for excitement on Wednesday.

This version of bottoming out is an important benchmark, because it will give people a tangible reason to believe that the bust won't last forever.

Wang had struggled all season, going on the disabled list in April for weakness in his hips as the Yankees searched for a tangible reason to send him to the minors.

I don't know that every bout of depression has to have a tangible reason behind it.

Apart from the fact that it was the first event of its kind in half a century, the meeting fascinated him for a very tangible reason: Kim Jong Il, the elusive North Korean leader, owes him some money.

But there is a more tangible reason the team is so much better.

In addition to such material support, Mr. Koujalgi spoke also of a less tangible reason for Intach's success.

Later, he offers a more tangible reason the Red Sox might have benefited from the three-day delay, though he plays it down as a cause for the Red Sox' Game 6 comeback.

"Charities will need to think about how they can create fantastic rewards that benefit what they are raising the funds for – and giving their supporters a real, tangible reason to pledge".

Mr. Mann and others suggest that beyond the usual explanations given for the Senate losing streak, there may be a less tangible reason: the reluctance to abandon the comfort and dignity of the Senate to devote oneself completely to the sometimes humiliating retail politics necessary in a presidential bid.