Sentence examples for away tangible from inspiring English sources

But Israel will not experiment with the lives of its citizens by agreeing to concessions that strip away tangible components of its national security, create vulnerabilities that its adversaries will exploit and ultimately undermine the stability of the entire Middle East.

While Zyvex's whitecoats tinker away, tangible products from nanotech research are already around us.

Strange sounds and visions bubble away, "tangible and sculptural forms emerge suggestive of scientific visualisations", abstract information becomes a glimpse into an imperceptible world.

The supposed efficiency of e-commerce gave way to a feeling of being far away from tangible stores, where real products can be found on shelves and real people are on hand to answer questions and ring up sales.

Plan C would be farther down the spectrum away from tangible, pecuniary benefits.

Verities that I had filed away as tangible and solid now struck me as hazy and transient.

As it is currently set up, President Trump has everything to lose if he comes away without tangible and extensive gains that meet his long-standing demand for North Korea to abandon the world's deadliest weapon.

Mr. Bush's aides argued that strong job numbers this summer would complicate Mr. Kerry's effort to make the economy the centerpiece of his challenge to Mr. Bush, taking away one tangible measure he has been able to use so far to assail the president's economic policies.

As they rolled it away a tangible sense of loss fell over the protesters.

Second, design's intellectual focus has swung away from producing tangible things, like furniture, toward the abstract process of applying design thinking to ethical issues, such as social, environmental or humanitarian problems, and developing sexy new technologies, like data visualization.

In the Middle East, where leaders are sensitive to the slightest signs of weakness, it is considered unimaginable that a country that has given so much in a war — in lives and money — would walk away without a tangible prize.