Sentence examples for all the tangible from inspiring English sources

The victory came five days after Anthony became a Knick, and it provided all the tangible justification that team officials needed for that controversial trade.

"In any case, the club are in no position to do so because the current board have disposed of all the tangible assets.

The very core of this method is a "safety net model", which is able to connect in a network all the tangible and intangible elements of safety, including equipment, operating instructions, procedures and safety documents.

But don't expect your life to be perfect, just because you possess all the tangible items you could dream of.

For a brand to be successful, all the tangible and intangible elements must be considered throughout the design process.

As the outer aspect they are political systems, appointed officials, the 'chair' or an organization, laws -- in short, all the tangible manifestations which power takes".

"One can hone material, rehearse delivery, bone up on all the tangibles, but in the end it comes down to something very much like what makes a man and a woman have enduring passion -- something that no one can ever know, because such knowledge, like that coveted by Adam and Eve, would itself be the agent of destruction".

One possibility is that, ultimately, all of the tangible qualities, with the exception of hot and cold, can be reduced to the spatial properties of objects (Armstrong 1962).

And that was all of the tangible things Turnbull contributed to Australian society during his three years as Prime Minister.

All of the tangible resources in the world mean nothing if employees don't know how or why to utilize them.

These firms had growing revenues and user bases, plus all the tangibles to support further growth, such as money and talented employees.