Sentence examples for more tangible the from inspiring English sources

The graded component made more tangible the incentives for regular reading completion.

Ironically, he feels that mainstream acclaim has become more tangible the more the scene has chosen to reject it.

Rock Hunter wants more authority and a higher salary, of course, but he's really after something more tangible: the key to the executive washroom.

This season's jumpsuits were more tangible, the top half structured as a dinner jacket in one case, and as a trench in another.

But soon Jenny is tending Bobby's psoriasis and offering Hench something more tangible: the best scene shows the two of them exploring the possibilities of sex with a wary tenderness that is rare on the modern stage.

The rewards range from feeling wanted, trusted and liked to something more tangible: The office mom "makes people willing to go the extra mile, be more loyal to you," says Carol Smith, senior vice president and chief brand officer of Elle Group.

Some of the more tangible changes the league plans include an extension of the rookie seminar, emphasizing the importance of staying out of trouble.

The eeriness of this abstract short is made all the more tangible by the uneasy, monstrous soundtrack.

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.

Since 1971, however, it has been backed by nothing more tangible than the credit of the United States.

So let's end the debate by getting some wording down that is more tangible on the actual spirit than the jargon we have at present.