Sentence examples for as a tangible amount from inspiring English sources
The amount of liquid delivered at each trial was titrated as to be equivalent to a very small sip of liquid - enough to be discernible as a tangible amount of liquid, but small enough to be swallowed easily while laying on one's back in the scanner.
That leaves tax cuts, which increased disposable income and, through the $400-per-child checks, put a tangible amount of money straight into people's pockets.
Technical support provided by UNICEF for printing valeology handbooks in large amount for parents of elementary, junior and high school children can also be regarded as a tangible contribution to creating a favourable social environment (the handbook has been designed within the framework of Ukrainian-Canadian project «Youth for Health»).
They describe it as a "tangible project archive".
Like gold, gemstones are seen by some as a tangible store of value in turbulent times.
"Remunicipalisation is seen as a tangible response, a way to rebuild important social services, more democratically".
I count it again, as a tangible marker of psychic distance covered, of time passed.
Money was traditionally viewed as a tangible commodity (like gold) or an i.o.u.o.u
An invention exists most importantly as a tangible structure or a series of drawings.
Cooperative learning emerged also as a tangible outcome of this semester experience as suggested by all professors.
