But it was in Damascus that the change was most tangible.
However, with the growth of manufacturing since 1957, the impact on the process of urbanization and urban growth has been most tangible as the employment opportunities generated were located in the urban areas (Salari et al. 2013; Boori and Vozenilek 2014).
This fear was most tangible among the deliberately vaccinating parents who feared immediate punishment.
This fear was most tangible among the deliberately vaccinating parents who thought they might be punished immediately by God for vaccinating their children and interpreted any side effects as a sign to stop vaccinating.
Then there is Iraq, which is the most tangible expression of the special relationship.
"A first date is the most tangible instance of you being the best possible version of yourself, the version you think will be the most attractive to someone else," he said.
This mingling of buyers, sellers, government officials, engineers, machinery suppliers, demolition firms, insurers and, of course, lawyers is the most tangible evidence that the market is at last starting to clean up brownfields.It has taken its time.
In explaining to the audience what birth registration is, the Prime Minister highlighted that, "a birth certificate is the most tangible proof that a Government legally recognizes a child as a Member of society" and that a child who is not registered at birth is invisible in the eyes of the authorities".
The new international peace plan, known as the road map, calls for such statements as its initial step, and their delivery is intended to be the most tangible result of the meeting and a starting bell for putting the plan into action.
Constructed illegally on protected land, this lavish building, the Ak Saray, or "White Palace" (its name is a reference to the ruling party's initials), is the most tangible symbol of the 21st century sultanate Erdoğan has fashioned for himself.
