Sentence examples for more tangible of from inspiring English sources

Promoted as the more tangible of the two concepts, livability shapes public perception and infrastructure investments in cities, as well as competition among cities for the attention of the public, investment communities, and potentially fickle and mobile human capital.

It's in this way that Mr. Romney got something more tangible out of the state.

In order to produce a more complete and even more tangible evaluation of quality of care, a set of process indicators was adapted and developed based on the criterion-based clinical audit (CBCA) concept.

This can provide a more tangible assessment of the importance of the costs of maintaining ALMP.

While it feels like artificial intelligence is something that you see referenced at every turn these days in the tech world, RPA is an interesting area because it's one of the more tangible applications of it, across a wide set of businesses.

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.

He's a player with that mysterious blend of heart, talent and drive, in place of the more "tangible" gifts of strength, speed, and size.

Nevertheless, I tell Selvin I am keen to see a more tangible result of the Summer of Love.

If so, Mr Fox needs to take advantage of that.A more tangible crumb of comfort is that under Mr Fox, Mexico has at least been economically and financially stable.

Cuts to Sesame Street are just some of the more tangible evidence of how the recession and slow recovery have hit the nonprofit sector.

"Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room" Director Alex Gibney depicts the rise and fall of Enron in a way that frames its leaders as some of the more tangible villains of the documentary genre.