Sentence examples for obvious tangible from inspiring English sources

It's a great way for us to deliver the best possible user experience by providing free and high-quality music and brings obvious tangible benefits to all parties involved including the labels, artists and advertisers".

So it is important to make a strong case for those more obvious, tangible qualifications.

Of course, we love it, it makes us joyful or transports us into tears, rapture and dance, but it bears no obvious, tangible evolutionary advantage.

On an individual level, there's the obvious, tangible cost of imbibing -- how much someone actually spends on alcohol -- that many Americans are reminded of when they pore over their receipts and reflect on their budgets come tax time.

Indeed, there is always an obvious tangible symmetry between an individual's antagonistic rank and the same individual's material holdings, an obvious symmetry between "who takes what' and "what is taken"; hence the well-known effectiveness of RHP (Resource-Holding-Power) displays.

The best way to do so is with obvious, tangible gestures of affection.

For now, the most obvious – and tangible – application has involved allowing paralysed people to stand and walk.

Why the low penetration of this approach in spite of the obvious and tangible benefits and the efforts of groups like Michael Milken's FasterCures to build momentum?

It shows that increase in load-carrying capacity of column after post-buckling level is more obvious and more tangible.

After that game, forward Jordan Nolan called that the Kings' "theme this year". Coach Darryl Sutter thought Tuesday's start looked similar, aside from the obvious difference in tangible production.

Apart from preserving these lands for rich foreigners to enjoy, other less obvious but no less tangible benefits have been extended to the locals.