Sentence examples for tangible economy from inspiring English sources

"He wanted a corporate C.E.O. who had been involved in a company that was more oriented towards the buying and selling of actual products, one that had been involved in the tangible economy, not the intangible economy".

These days this mentality appears alongside an overall contempt for the tangible economy.

It would have been legitimate to recoup some of these first, given that they have yielded no tangible benefit to the real economy".

So much money accumulated with the wealthy, that they literally ran out of investments in tangible assets in the real economy.

Just tangible assets in the so-called real economy.

The real economy in this country - the one that manufactures, builds and produces tangible products - can't afford a Wild West financial economy.

CHICAGO - ONE question lingers after driving the 2006 Lexus RX400h: How did it come to this, that Toyota is now selling a hybrid gas-electric vehicle with no tangible fuel economy benefits?

Let's look at the area where Obama had the most tangible success: the economy.

Between statistical evidence showing that trade is good for the economy and tangible anecdotes of sweatshops and job losses, most citizens trust the anecdotes.

For renters and prospective home buyers like me, whose jobs are secure, that means the cooling economy has tangible financial benefits.

The largely symbolic move will have little tangible impact on the economy because banks can already borrow cash for next to nothing.