Sentence examples for could be tangible from inspiring English sources
Do you think that there could be tangible benefits?
The Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) said there could be "tangible economic benefits", but cautioned safety hazards must be "mitigated".
While the predicted decline in the number of plasma cells due to phenotype reversal is a slow process, the impairment to the acquired humoral immunity could be tangible, given that long-lived plasma cells may survive in the bone marrow for up to several months [ 89- 91].
That film resonated with me, because I had never watched a documentary that made me want to take action, in a way where there could be real, tangible shifts.
"And for people who are not comfortable with casino gambling, it could be a tangible benefit that could be seen outside of Atlantic City".
This could be because tangible memories utilize all five senses, evoking emotional triggers and transporting us back to a precise time, place or moment.
In any event, the weight of that level of confession was obviously too much to bear, and if there could be any tangible proof that rape was considered the more shameful crime, it was this.
That said, MPs are often accused of being out of touch, so if ways can be found to counter that concern, whether that's by way of trained GPs continuing to practise, teachers getting back in the classroom occasionally or MPs lending a regular helping hand at their local charity shop, there could be many tangible benefits.
More important still could be less tangible values, Lovely notes.
The only issue where there could be a tangible outcome, if the two sides want it, is on the nuclear warheads, where talks for the reduction of the active stockpile have stalled.
