Sentence examples similar to have become tangible from inspiring English sources

The excitement in the field has become tangible as more new cell types have been found.

These questions have become real for the first time, tangible, like a maze in my head.

The problems spurred by the crisis, from refugees to extremist groups, have become a tangible concern for the West, not just Middle Eastern countries.

Despite all his efforts to create awareness, Padre believes that jackfruit has not yet received the attention it deserves in India, even though threats of food security caused by climate change have become a tangible reality in the country.

These tangibles have become status quo and symbols of status.

Antibiotics have become a safety net as evidence of tangible health-care delivery.

The buildings have become important centerpieces within the communities and are making a tangible difference in reshaping traditional parent-child relationships.

First it is necessary to determine whether the required tangible and concrete dispute has disappeared and the issues have become academic.

Even more baffling is why users have become so emotionally invested in being a mayor, as there are few, if any, tangible benefits.

Carbon dioxide levels have become part of the broader discussion about global warming, in part because it's a tangible signpost of change.

In recent decades, teams that combine basic scientists with clinical researchers have become an important organizational mechanism to translate knowledge made in basic science ("the bench") to tangible medical innovations ("the bedside").