Sentence examples for because of the tangible from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the shift to a paperless environment should be encouraged because of the tangible benefits.
If the prisoner release issue is crucially important as a condition in this round, it is because of the tangible impact it has on Palestinian support for negotiations, which turned public opinion from two-thirds opposition to talks, to more than 50% support.
Therefore, it is particularly important to understand teleconnections in groundwater with interannual to multidecadal climate variability because of the tangible and near-term implications for water-resource management.
Books, however, lose something in digital translation because of the tangible feeling of holding a book while reading.
While it is tempting to put the word "rank" in front of discrimination in the second paragraph of this essay because of the tangible harms caused by the federal disqualification from over 1,100 federal laws, that would not be following the generous spirit of healing and hope manifested by Roberta Kaplan, the attorney for Rita Windsor.
However, because of the tangible nature of cell-phone supported therapy, blinding is not supported by the protocol.
Wayne County's chief executive, Robert A. Ficano, said real estate and transportation deals had been postponed because of the political paralysis, while less tangible costs of the mayor's fight were building up, too.
And though we may remove ourselves from the physical world of wires and pipes, this lifestyle is only possible because of the less tangible grids of internet and mobile phone.
Because of the less tangible character of contacts involved, determining contact network structure for air-borne pathogen spread requires collection of additional information on casual contacts [ 4].
Eva says she doesn't trust the seductive, limitlessness ocean; she comes to the Catskills because she likes the "tangible borders" of mountains.
