Water availability raises more tangible concerns for most people than do temperature and carbon.
Among fund analysts, the most tangible concern is the potential for mass withdrawals.
A less tangible concern is that California is known as an innovator and a harbinger of trends, and that it would not be healthy for the party to abandon such a bellwether state.
Exercise-induced muscle damage resulting from match-play is likely of more immediate and tangible concern to practitioners.
For others, there are more tangible concerns: LA thrives on tourism, its visitors and residents seduced by the idea of the city and its symbols: palm trees, freeways, the LA river, Mulholland, Sunset, the downtown skyline.
Some very tangible concerns faced Delores Bolton as the new principal at Carmen Arace in 1996.
Often, these assessments came down to people's gut feelings rather than tangible concerns about her experience or policies.
Nevertheless, it has to be also recognised that the somewhat abstract nature of the numerical results for LCA indicators will have to compete against the concern for visible, tangible, and well-loved local flora, fauna, and landscapes.
Environmental injustice is a tangible, intolerable example of an exhibited moral laxity and minimal concern for healthy standards by corporations and political structures based on the race, ethnicity and class of those being impacted.
So it's not just about their fear of the pathway but this is what it's directed at because the pathway is tangible' (S03) The lack of written documentation within the pathway was a major concern for some key stakeholders, particularly if a woman's case was later referred to litigation because of an adverse obstetric outcome or complaint about her care.
