Sentence examples for barely tangible from inspiring English sources
"Software companies sell stuff that is barely tangible - they sell it up front and for cash.
Even a sense of relief after yesterday's woeful performance against Arsenal was barely tangible in the Bayern camp.
The Peña Nieto government's aggressive reform laws have barely given any tangible dividends to the average Mexican consumer.
It's so thick as to be edible — a delightfully tangible counterpoint to the barely visible trio of bodies swaying underneath Beatriz Milhazes's tantalizingly shimmering chandelier.
In 2016, Google's Alphabet made $19.2 billion in revenue in Bermuda, where it "barely employs any worker nor owns any tangible assets, and where the corporate tax rate is zero percent," the study noted.
In 2016, Google's Alphabet made $19.2 billion in revenue in Bermuda, where it "barely employs any worker nor owns any tangible assets, and where the corporate tax rate is zero percent," the study noted. .
The terms he analysed weren't especially forceful: even the kinds of entrenched metaphors that we barely notice as figurative language could have a tangible effect.
It had been barely two years since the Berlin Wall -- that tangible symbol of Cold War division -- had been torn down.
Indeed, though pundits have taken Mr. Obama to task over the past month, his voter approval rating — a tangible measure of his standing with the public — barely changed, hovering around 50 percent, at least through the end of the week.
Armed with every tangible and intangible reason to demolish Chicago (2-14), the Knicks instead barely avoided a disastrous defeat.
