Sentence examples for more tangible concerns from inspiring English sources

For others, there are more tangible concerns: LA thrives on tourism, its visitors and residents seduced by the idea of the city and its symbols: palm trees, freeways, the LA river, Mulholland, Sunset, the downtown skyline.

Water availability raises more tangible concerns for most people than do temperature and carbon.

Later he found out he had a more tangible concern, too.

Like 1978's Long Weekend, Dead Calm follows distressed lovers who go on vacation to try and resolve their issues and end up confronting more immediate and tangible concerns.

But it may well be that the real threat to whales in this region is far more tangible than my concern with calories, energetics and statistics.

But electing police commissioners is likely to be different because it concerns something more tangible to them.

Exercise-induced muscle damage resulting from match-play is likely of more immediate and tangible concern to practitioners.

No, my concern was much more tangible and, at the outpost, apparently just as unlikely to be fulfilled.

One other, more tangible, sign provides still more cause for concern.

But while concern about global temperatures may motivate some people to take action on climate change, most of us care about more tangible, local and concrete issues – with the health of our friends and family being an obvious example.

But current concerns involving human animal interaction and its many foibles invite even more tangible interpretations.