These questions have become real for the first time, tangible, like a maze in my head.
Ironically, he feels that mainstream acclaim has become more tangible the more the scene has chosen to reject it.
We'll have another post up discussing the potential for this "double switch" next week — a Republican president plus a Democratic House — but it has become a tangible possibility (I would estimate the chances as being somewhere between 10 and 20 percent).
Germany's initiative, the commission says, "has made the German university system more dynamic and has become a tangible symbol for the will to improve the international competitiveness of German universities".
The prospect of "30 and single," an item I never quite considered, has become a tangible possibility.
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The company collects over thirty million data points a day – it records exactly when in a show you choose to take a toilet break; it can work out, based on timestamps, if you've ended your box-set binge out of actual boredom or because the sun's coming up and the gentle pong of stale pizza has become almost tangible.
The company collects over 30 million data points a day it records exactly when in a show you choose to take a toilet break; it can work out, based on timestamps, if you've ended your box-set binge out of actual boredom or because the sun's coming up and the gentle pong of stale pizza has become almost tangible.
The objects associated with the real person are still there, however, and that tangible connection has become very valuable in some cases.
The Russian-American dialogue on this area has become recently more constructive and more tangible.
Tangible common equity has become, of late, everyone's favorite accounting measure for evaluating the health of the banks — while there are varying definitions, at its core it measures only how much capital banks have raised from common shareholders, and doesn't include things like preferred capital or "mortgage servicing rights".
