Sentence examples for more tangible over from inspiring English sources
He added, "The area of environmental performance is becoming increasingly important and the cost of poor performance is going to become more tangible over time".
Could class solidarity be winning out over more tangible business priorities?
A more tangible advantage of ENIGMA over SAMBA (and ISA) is that ENIGMA nearly always recovered the correct number of modules (20 ± 1), whereas SAMBA consistently predicted more modules than there were in the input data (53 ± 6 modules).
They now carry some nostalgia for the days when technology was more tangible, when people called boffins could pore over banks of dials, and when neatly typewritten notices, stuck on the walls for years, would impart the necessary instructions.
There is persistent disappointment over the lack of more tangible international environmental consensus as seen at the Rio+20 conference this year.
Modern-day students of geniuses and prodigies, though, argue over the relative contributions of more tangible factors of genetics, of physiology, of hours spent in training.
Over all, Mr. Weprin's advantages are more tangible, which is why I would consider him a modest favorite given the ambiguity in the polling.
The acquisition and planning phases of his effort to revive Oyster Bay are finally over, they say, promising that the coming months will bring more and more tangible change and growth.
But what happens when more and more tangible things are given to you for free if you hand over a chunk of your or your friends' attention span to a brand?
Others are more tangible.
