Sentence examples for tangibly by from inspiring English sources

His job is general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, the largest performing-arts organization in the world, measured tangibly by budget and intangibly by sheer performing opulence.

We argue that the basic Ovambo weapon designs and hunting techniques were well established prior to their entrance into Namibia and was not affected tangibly by contact with the Hei//om.

The validity of proposed QOGWO method is tangibly verified by comparing its simulation results with those of GWO and other approaches available in the literature.

"We remind India to learn the lessons from this incident, tangibly abide by the historical treaties and the basic principles of international law, and to meet China halfway, jointly guard the peace and tranquility of the border areas, and promote a healthy development of bilateral military relations," Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian said in a statement.

New CES research indicates those governments can tangibly benefit by pursuing diversification strategies and quantifying the potential large-scale economic benefits.

The school's football team has already been tangibly affected by the controversy as well.

Intrinsic to the "funding dance" is the validation which comes along with being tangibly supported by others.

Even many people there whose lives were tangibly improved by his administration aren't starry-eyed fans of the president.

When he sees how things have been captured and corrupted...I mean, the real guys, even today, they're still tangibly stunned by it.

But objectively speaking, the threat is real, and it becomes tangibly more worrying by the day.

It will restore people's faith in government by tangibly improving their lives.