Sentence examples for most tangible evidence from inspiring English sources

"This is the most tangible evidence of that".

The most tangible evidence may be the change in proximity to the locus of power.

The most tangible evidence of a state in many places is a picture of President Hamid Karzai.

"This is really -- after 20 years of talking about it -- the most tangible evidence" of the convergence of computing and communications, he said.

But the high-level talks represent the most tangible evidence yet that Mr. Menendez is aggressively moving to lay the groundwork for a campaign to replace Mr. Corzine.

The 37-page report provides the most tangible evidence to date of the human and fiscal impact of the House GOP's American Health Care Act.

The most tangible and shocking evidence of mass murder was presented last year in a report that included thousands of photographs smuggled out of Syria by a former military policeman who has been dubbed "Caesar".

Isn't that cool?" It was, at least, tangible evidence against the most damning indictment of the September swooners: lack of effort.

"The country was richer than it had ever been, and the marshals of wealth were here to commemorate it, to give tangible evidence of the most hysterical accumulation the world had ever seen".

For most Angolans, the drone of road graders and steam shovels is the first tangible evidence of a dividend from their country's oil and diamond wealth, mined in earnest now after five years of peace.

"That's pretty tangible evidence of the social justice issue of climate change, that rich countries emit the most carbon dioxide, yet poor countries are the ones that suffer the most," he said.