Sentence examples for no more tangible from inspiring English sources
Perhaps these latest efforts will yield no more tangible results than past ones.
But, in truth, the song's appeal is no more tangible now than it was almost 40 years ago.
But most of us still feel the game needs a strong FA to protect it from the ram-raids of speculators, owners who are no more tangible than poltergeists and industrialised cheating on the field of play.
"There's no more tangible way to show support than by traveling to the city where this horrific incident occurred," Schultz said.
There's probably no more tangible example of this than the "poor doors" installed at One Commercial Street, a luxury apartment building in the East End.
There's probably no more tangible examples of this than the "poor doors" installed at One Commercial Street, a block of luxury flats in the East End.
NO project would yield more tangible benefits for our region than Moynihan Station.
Instead there is something more tangible, yet no less horrifying: cancer.
Others are more tangible.
No, my concern was much more tangible and, at the outpost, apparently just as unlikely to be fulfilled.
