Sentence examples for tangible reason for from inspiring English sources
But, at last, there was a tangible reason for excitement on Wednesday.
In addition to such material support, Mr. Koujalgi spoke also of a less tangible reason for Intach's success.
There was no tangible reason for her to feel this way, and yet her feeling didn't change.
The Clark campaign points to what it calls tangible reasons for its growing confidence.
There are other, more tangible reasons for optimism too: available for the first time this season, Diego Alves not only gives Valencia a superb goalkeeper but the leadership they have been sorely lacking.
It makes it clear to them that it's not just in the best interests of the world to conserve this stuff, but tangible reasons for a whole different group," he said.
It would be easy to write a narrative which says this team had the stuffing knocked out of it during the midweek rout by Barcelona, but there were more tangible reasons for this defeat.
Though one could argue there are real tangible reasons for this payment — like not losing an ear the next time we get a haircut — the practice of paying more money than we are legally bound to do is still mystifying in an economic sense.
But there are tangible reasons for hope.
CLEVELAND — At least with Albert Pujols the Angels can point to the excruciating pain he felt in his left heel, which finally gave out on July 26, and a sore right knee as tangible reasons for his career-low average and on-base and slugging percentages.
