Joining a gang isn't just the default position for those deprived of ambition; it is often a genuine ambition in itself, the only tangible means of getting a life.
For those GPs who use the scoring system, it was clear that they both liked and complied with its use as it offers a tangible means to navigate the referral system.
"Industry is by far the most effective means for the production of tangible products.
What it means for America to seal itself up is a particularly tangible question in a border state such as Arizona, and throughout his book Flake makes an emotional case for immigration and against nativism and isolationism.
"It's a means for people to take control of their neighborhoods and get tangible results that they can see and eat," said Yamini Bala, coordinator of Detroit Summer, a youth gardening group.
Health care for all and better health care in general inevitably mean tangible benefits for women's reproductive health.
At first blush, the language of Section 215 appears ambiguous: What does it mean for "tangible things" to be "relevant" to an "authorized investigation"?
The scores were also high for each of the evaluated dimensions: tangible support (mean 3.71, SD 1.64), emotional/informational support (mean 4.12, SD 1.36), positive social interaction (mean 4.22, SD 1.33), and affectionate support (mean 4.21, SD 1.37).
The equation was simple: Boom times meant robust demand for tangible goods, which meant that shippers readily paid top dollar for the kind of overnight air delivery that FedEx offered.
But because Prison Architect's campaign begins by making me think about the value of one man's experiences in the final hours of his life, I can't forget that these are individuals, and that even if there's no tangible reward for it, it means something to me, as a player, to shine just a little more light on their lives.
