Sentence examples for tangible in terms of from inspiring English sources

That isn't tangible in terms of money.

"Particularly given the economy, the bang for the buck is a little more tangible in terms of getting people trained and into the workforce.

"In comparison to most of the dot-com companies out there, this is one of the more tangible in terms of functionality," says Duggan.

"When I choose an idea to invest in, I look for specific features – like the business model – it has to be scalable and tangible in terms of growth.

And he is still president of the title company, which keeps him anchored in a world that is real and tangible: "In terms of work I am an ant, diligent and plodding.

You can see tangible costs in terms of servers, network capacity and the less-easy-to-quantify costs of employee stress, downtime and information overload".

"The economy has moved dramatically in the last five years, and intangible assets have taken on vastly more importance and now exceed tangible assets in terms of value".

More frequent Pap tests have very tangible consequences in terms of generating unnecessary biopsies for women with ambiguous results, and the accompanying anxiety, the study said.

As this season has unfolded, the culture he's been trying to engender has started to take tangible shape in terms of points gained".

In politics, public opinion must be cajoled; if no tangible results in terms of social policy have been achieved between elections, it is hardly surprising that politicians attempt to attract voters with measures that are outright sensationalist and populist.

The advice for funding applicants that I hear most frequently seems simple: make the social impact stronger, emphasise the tangible outputs in terms of social change, talk about the opportunities for education and training the piece will provide.