Sentence examples for least tangible from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mr. Ericson's greatest but least tangible legacy is the legendary Scandinavian choral sound.

Perhaps the most important lesson that I learned from Williamsburg is also the least tangible.

Every known legal system has rules that deal with the relations among persons with respect to (at least) tangible things.

Isn't that cool?" It was, at least, tangible evidence against the most damning indictment of the September swooners: lack of effort.

Only the least tangible scenario — transformation led by social-network-based communities of interest that assume many governmental and business functions — has something for everyone.

But his greatest rewards were the least tangible, prosecutors say: Through years of handling his prized mole, Mr. DeVecchio grew his legend in the annals of law enforcement.

The likely coalition of conservatives and liberals will have at least one tangible effect at the national level.

As a result, the employees who make ethical choices become at least as tangible as those who don't.

Libya faces fiendishly difficult problems, but there is at least one tangible issue that could be fixed fairly easily.

Wood's optimism may not be shared by the entire nation but there is at least a tangible sense of anticipation ahead of this World Cup.

If there is a plan to go after drug-traffickers, it's being kept super-secret," says Vanda Felbab-Brown, a crime analyst at the Brookings Institution in Washington.Officials say they have chalked up at least three tangible successes so far.