Sentence examples for more tangible example from inspiring English sources

To illustrate how statistical validation works, I will use a simpler and more tangible example, where we are trying to predict the stock price of some company, say Apple.

There are studies that evidence this, but a much more tangible example comes in the form of the "Dexter" murders.

There's probably no more tangible example of this than the "poor doors" installed at One Commercial Street, a luxury apartment building in the East End.

For a more tangible example, a company retirement savings plan that has as its default option automatic enrolment of employees into saving a fixed percent of their income would require employees to opt out of the plan if they did not want to save for retirement.

"I think the more tangible examples of what [Trump] is doing behind the scenes would've buttressed Corker's argument that he is a danger," Miller said.

"She has the necessary passion, articulation and commitment, but she needs to be able to back that up with more tangible examples of how she puts it into practice.

Despite failing health, his friends say, he was determined to leave more tangible examples of his legacy than those reproduced in books, and in his last years set about trying to produce a body of new work.

Either way, the grounding of so many federal officials is one of the more tangible examples of the failure by Congress and President Obama to reach an accommodation on how to reduce the nation's debt.

There's probably no more tangible examples of this than the "poor doors" installed at One Commercial Street, a block of luxury flats in the East End.

Fortunately, week three's exercises represent a clear shift towards more tangible concepts with concrete examples that make clear use of the concepts we've been learning.

"The more specific and tangible examples you can provide that demonstrate that you have the experience needed, the better," explains interview coach Margaret Buj.