However, heritage by itself rarely holds tangible benefits if it is not properly managed.
Compared with 2010, young adults are somewhat more likely to feel that people like them don't have a say in the government's actions and that political involvement rarely yields tangible results.
But except for rivalry games Cubs-White Soxox, Giants-Athletics and so on — teams rarely see a tangible attendance boost from hosting an interleague opponent.
The most obvious problem with cancel culture is that it rarely has any tangible or meaningful effect on the lives and comfortability of the cancelled.
The most obvious problem with cancel culture is that it rarely has any tangible or meaningful effect on the lives and comfortability of the canceled.
In contrast, qualitative studies rarely if ever involve tangible or material threat or harm to participants.
Rock music has rarely offered women the same tangible promise of social rebellion and sexual freedom that it has given men — though plenty of women, myself… On his début album, "Ratchet," the singer floats between ages, genders, and genres.
Rock music has rarely offered women the same tangible promise of social rebellion and sexual freedom that it has given men — though plenty of women, myself included, have tried all the same to find those liberties in it.
Despite the worthy intentions of international health partnerships between high-income countries and countries with developing economies, the tangible benefits are rarely evaluated, limiting the assessment of the achievements of such collaborations.
There is little incentive to download a game rather than buy a tangible disc: it is rarely cheaper to download.
I have always known that my involvement in this sport transcends the playing field in many ways, but rarely have I seen such a tangible example as I did at Mia Hamm's Celebrity Soccer Challenge in Washington last Sunday.
