The company's pipeline, Bernstein notes, is "semidevoid of tangible late-stage products".
The decisions to delay assistance to Flint painted the city as America's latest, tangible example of environmental racism.
Verdict: One tangible way in which Mr. Jackson's late start may have harmed him is in his fund-raising.
"Contagion to the core euro area, and then onwards to emerging Europe, remains a tangible downside risk," the I.M.F.'s latest economic report on Europe said.
If we move into the period of Late Antiquity, we again see tangible evidence for a continuance of these methods as applied to "pagan" objects.
Pressure has now turned to Roger Goodell and the NFL to show tangible proof of the bounty probe (better late than never I suppose).
Israeli and Palestinian officials do not expect anything tangible to come from the closed-door, late-night meeting.
The return on tangible equity was over 15 per cent in the latest six months, partly because there is almost no tax to pay, due to past losses.
P-SIDS may have given even more tangible support to the Arab League in the latest voting round for seats on the UN Security Council.
Perhaps these latest efforts will yield no more tangible results than past ones.
The move is PayPal's latest intrusion into the world of tangible purchases, and marks an important salvo in the war against paper money.
