Sentence examples for tangible by from inspiring English sources

Among the intuitive ideas turned tangible by "Present Shock" is "filter failure," the writer and teacher Clay Shirky's improved term for what used to be called "information overload".

The human cost among the native Entsy people is made tangible by the coal-black local pond glistening with discarded vodka bottles.

The right is currently the only side of the debate offering something tangible, by promising to drastically reduce the competition immigration brings with it.

I find that if I have nothing written down already — a preconceived idea or setup, say — I generally start my doodling process, my search for something tangible, by drawing a man's head.

The grip of evil on CS Lewis's Narnia and Suzanne Collins's Panem in The Hunger Games are also both also made tangible by the 'icy' fingers which have engulfed the land.

Then, Mike Catt was drafted in to provide some overseeing coherence behind the scrum, most crucially when the prospect of a Welsh victory in the quarter-final was growing more tangible by the minute right up to the arrival of the veteran.

Sport is defined by tangibles, by goals scored, by feet and inches.

Some by tangible rewards, others by recognition, and others still by power.

Other infrastructure projects like dam construction, water tanks, and irrigation channels were tangible interventions by the government (and companies) and were perceived by farmers to be effective coping strategies (Yang et al. 2016).

Clinically warranted switches often confer tangible benefits by enhancing treatment effectiveness and tolerability, and overall treatment acceptance by patients [ 4, 6, 11].

Abbas told me he will resign if there is no tangible progress by September.