Sentence examples similar to concerning tangible from inspiring English sources

In the absence of transcendent ideals, people are instead concerned with tangible outcomes.

" That sense of resignation unfortunately pervaded the celebration Monday for the committee's first big victory, concerning something less tangible than dollars--the library's original reference desk.

Hoteliers, who once were concerned about the tangible aspect of their operations are now more concerned about service quality improvement.

But electing police commissioners is likely to be different because it concerns something more tangible to them.

"Developing countries in particular should be concerned about achieving tangible results with regard to funding and technology transfer issues".

And why does George seem less concerned about the tangible threat of polar bears today than he does with a few intangible degrees of global warming tomorrow?

59 In those circumstances, it must be considered that the exhaustion of the distribution right under Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/24 concerns both tangible and intangible copies of a computer program, and hence also copies of programs which, on the occasion of their first sale, have been downloaded from the internet onto the first acquirer's computer.

In the end, the Yankees appeared more concerned with Ortiz's tangible offenses - his second home run of the series - than any symbolic ones.

But he is not often concerned with creating a tangible framework or song structure so much as with evoking a vibe.

Being the political amateurs that they are, the way in which they dealt with the "gatecrashers" proved that they are not concerned with achieving anything tangible but in appointing an unrealistic goal to justify extreme means.

Although less concerning in patients without refractory intracranial hypertension, the collar can raise the ICP to 20 mmHg or greater in a tangible number.