Sentence examples for tangible close from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, privacy advocates have had some very tangible close calls.

"For me, ASARCO has been a permanent reality -- alive, tangible, close, very close during my entire life," she says.

The closing "represents the tangible end" to Arkansas phase of the investigation, Mr. Ray said in a statement released by his office.

They wanted to turn their amorphous sense of newfound power into tangible change close to home — better schools, fewer foreclosures, new blood in local government — and now they felt strong enough to try.

The bear comes at Glass from numerous angles, and there's an unusually tangible and close-up quality to the attack that is likely to have viewers gripping their armrests.

But co-founder Joel Spolsky is skeptical of  traffic gaging systems like Quancast, the terminally unreliable Compete  and even Google Analytics, holding some other more tangible success metrics close to his heart.

At the end of your day or the end of your work day, write out a few lines about what happened as a really visible, tangible way to "close the book" on that part of your day.

Schools can make a tangible difference in closing achievement gaps, but only with inspired teaching and an innovative curriculum, which headteachers must lead.

He then converted that political capital into something tangible: a commitment to close the Fresh Kills landfill, a malodorous monument to the island's sense of inferiority.

When getting up close and tangible, it turns out that the camera is lovely and all, but ultimately too expensive and not as Leica-like as some photographers might like.

And that possible victory now seems so close, so tangible, that the candidate and his staff can almost taste it.