Sentence examples for now tangible from inspiring English sources

Putin's gains are now tangible.

Ballet magic: what had been theoretical was now tangible.

Now tangible progress has accompanied its stability - primary school enrollment rates increased from 61 per cent to 84 per cent between 1999 and 2010, while economic growth was 13.6 per cent in 2011.

Fortunately we now have tangible data.

They feel they have got nothing in return.There is now a tangible tetchiness in the relationship.

After his meeting with Mr Abbas and Mr Sharon, the American president said he now wanted "tangible, immediate steps towards this two-state vision".

Today, what was once an idea is now a tangible and growing community encompassing one quarter of the world's population.

Harrison claimed the company had spent the past two years making major investments to improve the customer experience and said this ongoing programme is now showing tangible results.

"The economy has moved dramatically in the last five years, and intangible assets have taken on vastly more importance and now exceed tangible assets in terms of value".

However, six months down the line, with none of the reforms required by the EU, especially those affecting freedom of expression, having been approved, there is now a tangible sense of uncertainty regarding the future pace of negotiations.

"We've now got tangible figures of the quantities and locations of fossil fuels that should remain unused in trying to keep within the 2C temperature limit," said Christophe McGlade, at University College London (UCL), and who led the new research published in the journal Nature.