Sentence examples for tangible occurrences from inspiring English sources

"There are understandable fears from history and geography, but also more tangible occurrences which add to these psychological fears," said James Nixey, head of the Russia and Eurasia Programme at London-based international affairs think tank Chatham House.

I think the morbid curiosity about the trade center site comes from the science fiction level of absurdity of the event, which compels visitors to seek tangible proof of its occurrence.

This upgrade has resulted in three tangible benefits: (1) the occurrence of outliers has been dramatically reduced, (2) correlations with AERosol RObotic NETwork (AERONET) aerosol sunphotometer data are quantitatively improved, and (3) the quality of surface products is markedly enhanced.

Were it not for our tremendous loss and pain we might not be assigning any meaning to these occurrences but as it is, we like to read them as tangible signs of Noah's presence and enduring mischievous spirit.

In Hebron, violent clashes between militants on both sides have become an almost daily occurrence.Despite all the tough talk, most pundits expect the Wye conference to produce some tangible achievement, even if it is less than a full accord.

Given all of these findings, some (37) have argued that the occurrence of lactic acidosis with metformin use is merely coincidental and that there is no tangible evidence from prospective observational studies or clinical trials that the drug increases its incidence.

I like the tangible.

Others are more tangible.

The stress is tangible.

"It is pretty tangible.

MUSIC is not tangible.