Sentence examples for easy tangible from inspiring English sources

Their blame campaigns can yield easy, tangible victories if their targets succumb especially gratifying if the quarry is another politician.The trouble is that it is not always the worst or most culpable people who are targeted for blame or offered up to appease it; it is sometimes the weakest and most expendable instead.

Another trick, courtesy of the restaurant industry: Present people with an overwhelming number of options but offer an easy, tangible solution right alongside it.

It's a very easy, tangible thing to look at and understand".

It's an easy, tangible and measurable way to make a difference in everyday life on several levels.

This is a two-person device to give people a very easy and tangible way to save something.

An easy and tangible way to understand how these decisions are made by many corporations sitting on massive databases is to think of this in terms of the way sales teams use customer information.

That is what I sought out to find for this column and here are five easy to understand, tangible examples of IoT.

Don't ignore them in favor of tangible, easy-to-quantify assets like facilities and equipment.

To me, their use of this word shines a light on the importance of language in discussing systems of oppression against particular groups of people because it makes articulating these systems easier and more tangible.

The easiest and most tangible way this month and in the weeks ahead is for every Columbia student to participate in the Sexual Respect and Community Citizenship Initiative and to encourage your friends and classmates to do the same.

It begins to leak because it requires maintenance, and maintenance is easier and more tangible than a disciplined life of spiritual practices.