Sentence examples for tangible record from inspiring English sources
I didn't have a tangible record of achievement to prove that I've lived or have learned any skills.
This issue is further exemplified by the fact that that the last marine transgression over the last ~ 16,000 years ago appears to have left no tangible record.
"It forces you to nail down what's really in your mind, and it gives you a tangible record that you can refer to over time".
"A piece of paper that the voter verifies before casting the vote at least leaves behind a tangible record of the voter's intention".
President Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention underscores why the Democrats deserve to maintain the presidency this coming November: they have a tangible record.
And while the instant thrill of having a tangible record of first birthdays, prom nights, vacations and Christmas dinners was the driving force behind the company's success, its revolutionary product also changed forever the way many artists worked.
While it remains, ultimately, an ecosystem heavily dependent on global and surrounding economic conditions, it's the principal that counts: more written material inherently provides more tangible, lasting record of who and where we are today, especially when compared to digital documentation.
And though it's not totally tangible on record, her flair for fantasy one light-up headdress I've seen her sport onstage has to be the most intricate stage costuming of any Brooklyn techno act injects this often straight-faced corner of electronic music with a needed dose of surreality.
If your music is not fixed in a tangible medium (recorded, written down, etc)., it's not protected.
In the years since, the crisis of human-caused global warming became disturbingly tangible as record-breaking storms and wildfires killed thousands and destroyed property worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
During times that patients do not attend the operations of the clinic continue and staff are paid, with no tangible productivity recorded.
