Some very tangible concerns faced Delores Bolton as the new principal at Carmen Arace in 1996.
By solving the major challenges facing nature globally, such as those of agriculture's growing footprint and water scarcity, we can address important and tangible challenges facing people, and demonstrate how investing in nature will help us achieve a healthier, more prosperous, more resilient world.
Russell Simmons is the most visible man in the industry to face tangible consequences since the first allegations of sexual harassment and assault against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein came to light in October).
Not even the Irish mob, which is still active in the city, can put together anything near tangible enough to face up to the potential coming challenge, although they are known within mafia circles as expert hit-men and enforcers.
We can't see, in that tangible, in-your-face way, the nature of the modern British economy.
Art has the ability to change our perceptions and perspectives on the world, and Ice Watch makes the climate challenges we are facing tangible.
Of course, I can't bring myself to really want this, but without tangible, in-your-face destruction to the quality of life of many rich and powerful people, nothing will change.
On CitizenX, many members use Web cameras to show themselves to others as they post, and the owner, John Styn, wrote that the pain on some faces yesterday "was far more tangible than a frown face emoticon," the symbolic expressions made of text characters that some people attach to online missives.
Even so, the principal characters face no tangible peril: just the amorphous threat of lawsuits and bad publicity.
Still, she called the demonstration a "liberating act" against "a political class that hasn't dealt with the tangible problems that women face".
