But the Jets-Hofstra connection was never more tangible to Chrebet than on Aug. 1, when the Jets scrimmaged in Hofstra Stadium.
Blue-chip clients might want something more tangible to convince them.Agency.com, based on Broadway in New York's Silicon Alley, goes for an altogether softer sell for what seems an altogether softer product something it calls "interactive relationship management".
If a lottery player buys a ticket every week for five years and doesn't even win the smallest cash prize how long will it be before they cancel the direct debit or find something more tangible to spend their loose change on?
He said he changed to law to have a more tangible influence on the world.
Immigrants bring diffuse and hard-to-see benefits to average Americans while imposing more tangible costs on a few, Shierholz says.
But it can also be more tangible – names on buildings at universities or wings at hospitals, gala dinners and awards for generous donors or the continuation of some service, like public broadcasting, from which one receives a specific benefit.
Mr. Larsen said the audits, in which three PricewaterhouseCoopers employees visit E-Loan's offices for three weeks, have had a more tangible effect on the company's business methods.
The inclusion of weighted edges would add more tangible information on the frequency and importance of the collaboration among stakeholders.
"The tax hikes you face [to fully fund public pensions] will have a much more tangible impact on your financial life than anything a Social Security fix will entail," says Alicia Munnell, who runs Boston College's retirement center.
The app itself is being rebranded to Google Pay — bringing it in line with Google's global payment service, which is available in 20 countries — but there are more tangible updates on their way.
