There was already tangible evidence at the meeting of the sudden sharp deterioration of the national economy: a significant falloff in attendance.
She looked upward and, Pucelle-like, seemed to be seeing before her — in a vision, as though they were already tangible, edible — the white figs of Argenteuil: an improbable Berkeley Joan, imagining her France restored to glory.
She looked upward and, Pucelle-like, seemed to be seeing before her in a vision, as though they were already tangible, edible the white figs of Argenteuil: an improbable Berkeley Joan, imagining her France restored to glory.
Since the European Council's decision in 2000 to transform the European Union into "a competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy" by 2010, Germany has increased spending on research and development dramatically the results of which are already tangible.
"There is already a tangible difference in the feeling on the floor," he said.
Our business at Alibaba is already seeing tangible benefits from our investments in AI and we are committed to further investment," said Joe Tsai, Alibaba's executive vice chairman.
Most of these problems do not seem to affect the underlying social and political foundations of society, but that foundation is already suffering tangible effects from the steadily worsening economic situation.
In many cases, the technology is already advanced enough to identify tangible applications, like ameliorating sickness.
Under the law, they say, consumers are already receiving tangible benefits that Republicans would snatch away.
