Mean cops offer a tangible stand-in for a decade of abstract bullying and bondage by financiers who are unregulated, profiteers who are untaxed, and elected officials who are for sale.
It's tangible what you stand for because it's right in front of you.
Benefits of the Subregional structure of the Mekong Project and programming from UNICEF EAPRO: All country reviewers and the regional review team concluded that the subregional approach has produced tangible results that stand alone country programmes either would not have facilitated or would have taken a much longer time to facilitate.
In between are the skilled and imaginative artisans who produce the tangible product that must stand up to intense scrutiny.
At the end of February, Capital One's pro forma tangible common equity ratio stood at 4.6%, slightly above its level at the end of 2008, and its pro forma Tier 1 capital ratio stood above 11.0% by February's end, exceeding the "well-capitalized" level by more than 500 basis points.
Across the room, Darrelle Revis's locker room stood empty, a tangible reminder of his absence.
Goldman's stock trades at 0.9 times its tangible book value, while Morgan Stanley stands at 0.6 times.
We knew that if we created something with a clear identity, that stood for something tangible, we had a good chance.
So the hospital stands as a tangible and evocative symbol of a deeply passionate man who united, as few have before or since, intensive philosophical and theological reflection with an extraordinarily practical, dogged determination to translate his beliefs and ideals into reality by bringing medical care to some of the world's poorest people.
In gamification, the extrinsic motivation — the reward — must be immediately tangible so players feel like they stand to lose if they fail to change their behavior.
But today, it's the tangible effects of her sacrifice that stand out most.
