His Allman is an Everyman who happens to be an investment analyst, driving a Jaguar and offering millions, not to mention a Manhattan penthouse, to a potential bone transplant donor, who isn't interested in such tangibles.
The MIT study documented systematic differences in such tangibles as salary and merit increments, institutional responses to external job offers, internal support for research, and the allocation of office and laboratory space, as well as more subtle differences in service expectations, teaching assignments, and the influence women have over decisions that affect their worklife.
Since the Framers in the first clause of the Amendment specified that only persons, [p81] houses, and things were to be protected, they obviously wrote the second clause, regulating search warrants, in reference only to such tangible things.
There are several such "tangible" memorials in Europe that carry the names of Jewish Holocaust victims.
Such tangible rewards often come in the form of dividends.
"I feel like I've experienced God in a lot of ways, but I've never seen a sign like that in such a tangible way," Hall said.
But what he finds in these deaths and he refers to those in such a tangible way, these men, these deaths that is what gives us the devotion, then, to go and make this enormous change, which the country absolutely requires.
To see it replace Titanic in such a tangible way is a reassuring marker of progress.
He contends that the logistic companies, which do not own such tangible, freight-moving assets, perform better in a slowdown.
Such tangible schemes are popular.
