Ten managers in 10 years tells its own story on that front, as does a current squad that, for all their tangible strengths, still gives the impression of having been hurled together at speed, a high-class jambalaya of leftovers and prize cuts assembled by successive occupants of the managerial equivalent of the Spinal Tap drummer's stool.
In recent weeks, the govt. has been trying to cope with the possibility of another failure whose worst consequences for the nation could prove to be in the "psychological" realm: the default of N.Y.C. Default could do severe damage to the climate of confidence, which in economic matters is as important to the country as tangible strengths.
There is something about a cape, about a mask, about an external, tangible, symbol of strength and determination.
He's a player with that mysterious blend of heart, talent and drive, in place of the more "tangible" gifts of strength, speed, and size.
Although Mr. Paul did relatively poorly in the Public Policy Polling survey, where he had 16 percent of the vote, there are some tangible signs of his strength in the state.
This impressive performance provided tangible evidence of the strength in depth in a Tottenham squad rebuilt in the wake of Gareth Bale's departure.
What statistics can't do is separate the physical-material tangible qualities, like speed, strength and skill, from the intangible ones.
By encouraging youth to leverage their strengths and identifying tangible opportunities to do so, we empower youth to be active contributors to teams and communities.
Last month, Citi took steps to shore up that base by arranging for the government to trade its preferred stock holdings to common shares, which count toward a measure of financial strength known as tangible common equity.
And second, Iowa provides a tangible hint of the candidates' demographic strengths and weaknesses.
Most believe the stress test will set a bar for tangible common equity, a measure of financial strength that divides the value of outstanding stock by assets.
