Sentence examples for just 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.
But how tangible is that going to be for the US and France in terms of halting military pressure?
"Special Olympics Indonesia is demonstrating in a very tangible way just how much Indonesian children can achieve when provided with equality of opportunity, free of stigma or exclusion," she noted.
"This case is tangible proof of just how hard it is for North Korean refugees," he said.
That $80.2 billion would equal about $400 for each American between the ages of 17 and 65, which shows just how enormous the fund would have to be to create a tangible dividend.
Holding them together really reveals just how much of a difference the additional size and weight savings make, however – even holding it while also holding an iPad mini reveals significantly less tangible heft, despite the smaller tablet being lighter.
However, it is very difficult to see how tangible progress can be made.
