Sentence examples for once again tangible from inspiring English sources

He told Die Zeit: "It doesn't matter how bad the condition of the material is, the original intention of the film, including all of its minor characters and subplots, is now once again tangible for viewers.

As it seeks to rule the seas once again, China desires tangible symbols of its past as a naval power.

The new position exposes her to some survivors of the Holocaust whose ordeal once again underscores her longing for a tangible heritage.

Thus, we see that the sense of purpose one gains from volunteering has tangible effects on employee health and, once again, their company's bottom line.

But after a year in which outpourings of public anger failed to effect tangible change, the dust has settled to once again reveal a more basic split within Iran's political elite.

The sight now of a special dividend partly consequent on the sale of the exchange's most significant remaining tangible asset will doubtless have some muttering once again of this past perceived injustice.

Once again, as maintained by the regulators, some customer orders had realized tangible gains from these undisclosed order handling mechanics, although the aggregate magnitude of such gains is unclear.

So once again, thermal properties seem to pose additional difficulties not faced by other tangible qualities.

As in prior studies, Prestige ranked first once again among attributes considered in choosing an MBA program, outranking attributes with tangible benefits such as MBA Starting Salaries and Net Cost (Tuition Less Financial Aid).

Once again, rich promise in the form of Everton's vibrant start at the Etihad ended without tangible reward and only deflation.

For travellers, the most tangible benefit of the new, politically stable Cambodia is that the complex of Angkor is once again open to visitors.