Sentence examples for tangible numbers from inspiring English sources

These are companies where we believe the intangibles look as strong as the tangible numbers.

Botify is a sort of analytics tool to back your SEO assumptions with tangible numbers.

We think the Honda Accord does most of what the 6i does a bit more deftly, but by such a small margin that it really comes down to taste, not tangible numbers.

Cholesterol-reducing medication could help lower the tangible numbers which were conveyed by the GP, who would provide reassurance and supervision.

It would take a lot of weight on the scale — much more than this issue is likely to provide, I think — to convert any tangible number of them into Romney voters (although turnout could be another issue).

Obviously, there is an actual, tangible number of open jobs out there that are not being filled — but the point of contention is why?

"Whilst they may be able to put a tangible number at the moment out in the public domain of what they will save, in reality they possibly won't save that because they will still have to get children to school".

Although less concerning in patients without refractory intracranial hypertension, the collar can raise the ICP to 20 mmHg or greater in a tangible number.

Can intangible performance be more valuable to a buyer than tangible, hard numbers performance?

The next morning, I swiftly went to work, turning my self-worth into tangible, controllable numbers.

His comprehensive history of the measure and its uses, which is written in a prose style that alternates between book-reportese and high Molotov outrage, compares G.D.P. to any number of villains in order to make tangible the number's many flaws.