Sentence examples for something tangible for from inspiring English sources
That's why the government should be doing something tangible for us when we return".
In our opinion the movies have at last done something tangible for the cause of humanity.
They will need to produce something tangible for a partner or a senior associate or a judge (Final Product).
At least when you sell a car you have something tangible for the would-be purchaser to consider buying.
Had England still had something tangible for which to play, the home of Manchester City really would have rocked.
They say the spate of costly and deadly weather events over the last year has turned climate change into something tangible for many Americans.
Patients on mental health units are often encouraged to garden, as are inmates in prisons across the world, because being engaged with something tangible, caring for something natural that you can watch grow, can provide stress reduction, alleviate depression and help rehabilitate an overloaded or bored brain.
The question for Obama is how long he can go without having something tangible to show for his engagement.
Palestinians want something tangible to show for their armed struggle.
As well as intellectual stimulus, students want something tangible in return for their investment.
In Europe there is renewed hope, something tangible to fight for.
