The crisis led El País to ask "is the sun setting on Spain as a brand?" Which is to say that, in addition to its more tangible difficulties, Spain -- like many European countries, including my native Greece -- is suffering an identity crisis.
On the other fronts, difficulties are tangible.
Finally, optimizing ICU resource management includes not only the immediate clinical resources of the ICU and hospital but also other, less tangible factors, such as difficulties associated with obtaining and recall of having given informed consent.
Faulkner & Davies [ 18] outlined four types of social support: instrumental support, involving the provision of tangible resources to alleviate difficulties; appraisal support, which helps individuals to evaluate the impact of situations; informational support, which provides individuals with information to deal with problems; and emotional support, which enhances self-esteem and encouragement.
Even the conference facilitators had difficulty giving us tangible examples and instead defined the term advocacy over and over again.
The nonacademic public will have difficulty seeing the tangible price paid at Harvard.
What's trickier for service organizations, though, is the difficulty of measuring quick, tangible results.
Also considered are the shot's difficulty and other, less tangible factors like the setting that help frame its importance.
There was a tangible appetite for collaboration to specific difficulties that stop us from achieving our sustainability goals.
So once again, thermal properties seem to pose additional difficulties not faced by other tangible qualities.
The writers collaborated with the creative process throughout production, which was helpful especially considering the difficulties of describing in a tangible way a digital world that "in its very nature defies basic screenwriting conventions".
