Sentence examples for how tangible from inspiring English sources
But Ms. Ellis questioned just how tangible those results could really be given the brief amount of time people are being asked to give.
It is easy to see and feel how tangible a generation really is — in part because the land held those Klinkenborgs together, and so much of that land and life has gone.
However, it is very difficult to see how tangible progress can be made.
But how tangible is that going to be for the US and France in terms of halting military pressure?
The aim of this study is to investigate how tangible user interfaces can be used in computer systems to better support collaborative routines among co-located clinical teams.
More important, though (and here's where it gets wonky), what the I.M.F. was estimating was how much "tangible common equity" the banks would need.
We focus specifically on how the tangible interaction between landholder and landscape through experiential learning contributes to the emergence of environmental stewardship.
It's somewhat paradoxical how the tangible, is often what pulls intangible ideas into the world.
How such tangible changes of cultural reorientation toward the sea relate to the rich and well-attested intangible evidence such as is found in Swahili language, poetry, and music remains beyond the scope of this article.
There is clearly confusion over how to ensure real, tangible changes are made and with whom the responsibility lies to deliver them".
