Sentence examples for more tangible advice from inspiring English sources
LAURA STACK, who runs a consulting firm that aims to bolster productivity, offers more tangible advice in "Leave the Office Earlier" (Broadway Books, $12.95), the best book of the bunch.
When did it become unacceptable to want to pass on to your children and grandchildren something more tangible than good advice?
A June 13 letter asks, "When did it become a disgrace in the United States to work hard, be successful, save regularly and invest wisely?" and "When did it become unacceptable to want to pass on to your children and grandchildren something more tangible than good advice?" The answer is: never.
The book gives tangible advice on how to do so in negotiations of all kinds--from the seemingly impossible to the more mundane.
Others are more tangible.
He craved something more tangible, more fulfilling.
Poems had become more tangible, more touchable.
There are more tangible benefits, too.
It had to be "more tangible".
