Sentence examples for tangible stress from inspiring English sources
But Big Tech's hulking presence has been accompanied by tangible stress for communities.
The communique – which recognised the pressure to generate "tangible results" – stressed the importance of south-south co-operation, the need for the proper mobilisation of public and private domestic resources, and acknowledged that a more flexible development approach was required for middle income countries (Mics).
There were few tangible rewards – it was stressed at the outset that this was not a fast track to obtaining tickets.
Defenders of the EU also need to stress its less tangible benefits, such as peace, shared interests and the boost to the fight against cross-border crime.Like many Europeans, the Dutch ask why jobs are scarce, why they cannot sell their houses and why life is so expensive.
One might even further argue that because psychological states (e.g. intentions, stress) are not tangible in nature, laypeople may actually see them as being more abstract than biological states, which refer to tangible things such as the physical brain.
Imagine that your stress is a tangible thing, and "put it away" in a closet or shoe box, telling it that it can't follow you to your classroom.
The sexual tension: tangible.
In his speeches and on campus, Washington stressed the importance of tangible things that changed slowly or not at all: how to plant vegetables, how to make a mattress, how to use a toothbrush (he was obsessed with toothbrushes).
Research also stresses the need for tangible and intangible measures in performance management as this can help identify enhancements in knowledge and social development (2006).
Another cable from the Secretary of State revealed that in 2010, a Maldives ambassador designate had stressed the importance of "tangible assistance" from larger economies to smaller ones.
