Sentence examples similar to more tangible answer from inspiring English sources
One more tangible result is a short period of haggling.
Quantifying is the name of this game: "When saying something like this shirt equals 12 meals, it makes something more tangible," and it helps answer the question, "How do you know what impact you're making?" Get excited, because there will (hopefully) be some big names involved in Accompany this year.
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.
Although the work of Brady, Charlop-Powers and co-workers cannot offer direct answers to these questions, it does offer a more tangible contribution to drug discovery efforts.
While this answer still infuriates me, understanding the statement through a Buddhist perspective gives it a more tangible meaning.
Maybe if Google did have to answer to shareholders more, there would be fewer dog massages, drop-off dry cleaning, and cafeteria options and more tangible results.
Others are more tangible.
He craved something more tangible, more fulfilling.
Poems had become more tangible, more touchable.
