Sentence examples for tangible double from inspiring English sources
Ex: residual:a playback of the past, intelligent/interactive can make or cause noise, poltergeist a being that manifests itself, demon is a supernatural being generally malevolent in character, a doppelganger is a tangible double of a living person that is typically represents evil.
Since the value of mortgages and other intangibles consisted largely of claims to rights in real estate and tangible personal property, the result was double taxation.
It is double the number caught last year - a tangible sign of the tightening of the border.
Tangible assets are worth over $3 per share; stock could hit double digits by late next year.
Mr. Quarmyne, 39, objects to a common, Western understanding of climate change: whether to buy double-glazed windows or hybrid cars is, for many Westerners, as tangible as the situation is going to get.
"Will it fit in the pocket of my skinny jeans?" "How will it sit in my small hands?" "Can it double as a cheeseboard?" These valid questions are hard to answer without a tangible representation with which to test.
We'll have another post up discussing the potential for this "double switch" next week — a Republican president plus a Democratic House — but it has become a tangible possibility (I would estimate the chances as being somewhere between 10 and 20 percent).
It has been in a double-dip recession since mid-2011, with unemployment now at a record high of 11% and no tangible improvement in sight.
Indeed, when you decode the double-meanings and subtext magnification of those intellectual insights, you still inevitably come up short of something tangible and actionable.
