Sentence examples for tangible is that from inspiring English sources

But how tangible is that going to be for the US and France in terms of halting military pressure?

The carpenters, though, actually made something tangible — was that not significant?

His theory, which he admitted was not based on anything particularly tangible, was that his players were losing their sharpness during the long downtime they have before home games.

The tangible consequence is that clinicians may have fewer antimicrobial agents to treat both benign and serious infections, including infective endocarditis.

Kirby said work was taking place to defuse tensions and the hope was that "tangible progress" would be made soon.

A second, less tangible, benefit is that the new landscaping has created higher expectations among Anaheim residents to beautify other parts of the city, Mr. Wood said.

The second, more tangible piece, is that we're launching new product lines".

One tangible difference is that here in London the connection to European films is much stronger, whereas obviously in Australia the Asian connection is much stronger.

A tangible advantage was that no catalyst had to be removed.

Opponents counter that marijuana, like wheat, is a tangible commodity that is bought and sold, while a lack of insurance is not an economic activity.

"Today, San Diego has a framework to build a new stadium that's tangible, that's achievable and that won't raise taxes," Faulconer said.