Sentence examples similar to s a tangible from inspiring English sources

The Afghan and American governments say the road's restored condition is a tangible step toward a self-sufficient Afghanistan.

Today's milestone is a tangible reminder that it is possible to still take risks as your organization grows.

And today's Upwork study is a tangible sign that companies are switching their main iOS programming language from Objective-C to Swift.

"Sustainability is very high on Glasgow 2014's agenda and this is a tangible benefit from the Games to the great people of this city, following the excitement of the sporting events themselves".

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In China's case, India represents a tangible potential threat.

It empathized with David Reynard's search for a tangible cause for his wife's cancer.

The situation was unnatural in the extreme, yet Mandel's instrument retained a tangible identity in whichever acoustic I chose.

Across the room, Darrelle Revis's locker room stood empty, a tangible reminder of his absence.

Anything he decides or does or says on the show instantly becomes the audience's reality, in a tangible way, regardless of whether they are watching.

"Jersey's historic buildings are a tangible part of the island's distinctive cultural heritage," he said.