Sentence examples for can be tangible from inspiring English sources
So, there can be tangible outcome on occasions.
"We often talk about children as the ultimate victims of this crisis, but for parents who feel they have failed their children, the grief can be tangible.
An asset can be tangible like a truck, or intangible like an insurance requirement.
Networks can be tangible objects in the Euclidean space, such as electric power grids, the Internet, highways or subway systems, and neural networks.
These can be tangible things, such as access to an exclusive location, experience or person or intangibles, such as enhanced social status or just a really great story.
The return can be tangible (as in a positive Return on Investment) or intangible (as in an increase in the reputation of the customer's brand, or the goodwill of the customer's customers).
They can be real and tangible, and make sense.
They can also be tangible and geographically-anchored [eg, in one section of an organisation such as a teaching hospital or general practice] or virtual and geographically-dispersed [eg, international colleagues with common interests linked via telecommunications].
And the janjaweed can be denied tangible support merely by severing the few extenuated routes of supply.
It's a beloved relaxation spot, a place where your family can be together, tangible proof of how hard you've worked.
