Sentence examples similar to readily tangible from inspiring English sources

In interviews across several of Caracas's poorest neighborhoods, residents did not readily point to tangible benefits under Mr. Chávez's time in office.

The health consequences of not exclusively breast feeding for 6 months are not readily visible or tangible, and parents who were formula milk fed perceive themselves to be as healthy as others who were breastfed.

Traders buy and sell uncertainty as readily as if it were something tangible, like pork bellies or Treasury bonds.

My Unified Model offers you a tangible framework that you can readily wrap your arms around.

For those men and women, democracy must seem like a tangible cause around which they can readily rally.

The equation was simple: Boom times meant robust demand for tangible goods, which meant that shippers readily paid top dollar for the kind of overnight air delivery that FedEx offered.

The result -- a collection of electronic beats that sounds eerily like a deliberately rhythmic compilation -- is a tangible exploration of the many implications of readily available data.

The court has stressed that Congress needs only a "rational basis" for concluding that economic activity might affect interstate commerce, and even Justice Kennedy's somewhat stricter standard of a "tangible link to commerce" based on "empirical demonstration" seems readily met here.

Given that open pit design is an iterative process, the opportunity of having design tools that can readily accommodate the use of updated data and explore different options provide tangible economic benefits.

The humanities, whose products are necessarily less tangible and effable than their science and engineering peers (and less readily yoked to the needs of the corporate world) have been an easy target for this sprawling new management class.

An apparent adverse effect of this view of cumulative, progressive evolutionary change is that students more readily accept evolution of bones and other physical structures rather than of less tangible features like biochemical pathways or behaviors; the latter in particular pose a problem for many people (Werth 2009).