Sentence examples for but the only tangible from inspiring English sources
A recent INS raid has kept the more jittery on their toes; but the only tangible impact of the raid, locals say, was the sudden explosion of help-wanted ads for waiters and hotel maids in the next day's paper.Stricter immigration laws have just made smugglers sharper.
Earnings may be a flawed measure of an education's value, but they're about the only tangible measure we have.
It might be stretching things a bit to argue that voting is a "beautiful thing", but it is the only tangible way, apart from jury duty, that Americans connect directly to the political process of their polity.
The only tangible signs of our adversary were sickening explosions, bullets cracking overhead and complaints from villagers.
Before kick-off the only tangible comment on the trajectory of Arsenal's season was the feel of the place.
These days, she believes it may be one of the only tangible connections she will ever have to her family.
He admitted that the only tangible result of the 100 so far has been the soreness in his legs.
However, it would be a mistake to conclude that monopoly pricing is the only tangible cost facing consumers and taxpayers.
The US refused to sign the Convention on Climate Change--almost the only tangible accomplishment of UNCED--until specific targets were omitted.
And since the only tangible relationship you have with Springsteen is his music, there's no problem with your seemingly contradictory support.
