Sentence examples for tangible enough from inspiring English sources

As if the historical significance was not tangible enough, the conference winner receives the George Halas Trophy, named for the Bears' founder and longtime coach.

The pain is tangible enough: in the year to January, average wages fell 6.2% in real terms, while unemployment in the big cities rose to 11.7%, from 11.2%.

Isn't even that small chill "tangible" enough?Furthermore, the idea, advanced by Mr Hertzberg, that the serious, right-violating "misuse" of the NSA's programme would require malevolent intentions is...odd...odd

Eventually, engineers will work entirely in the abstract world of forms— emerging only for the unpleasant, if necessary, duty of turning them into things tangible enough for people to buy.

Of course that wasn't really the case — the set ended up consisting mainly of familiar standards — but as he lifted his alto saxophone to his lips, the promise buried in the joke felt tangible enough.

2.55pm BST In the comments RobertSnozers asks: In addition to the policy stuff, I'd personally like to know what the general atmosphere of the conference is like, if such a thing is tangible enough to report on.

"It has too much debt and not enough tangible common equity".

It is that tiny asymmetry which produced a universe with enough tangible stuff in it to form galaxies, stars, planets and, ultimately, people.

"Jim Dolan was tired of Dave Checketts being the face of the Garden and not having enough tangible results to show for it," the executive said.

The firm said a "chasm" occurs when there is not enough tangible growth for growth investors and not enough near-term free cash flow for value investors.

There are not enough tangible investments in goods and services to satisfy the investment desires of concentrated wealth holders.