Sentence examples for tangibly realized from inspiring English sources

This dual focus on benefits and costs can be enlightening because, while the costs of implementation and operation of an HRIS are fairly tangibly realized, the benefits tend to be somewhat more elusive [ 15, 16].

It's hard to ask people for money when they don't directly feel the benefit or they might never tangibly benefit, so I realized some people would rather buy something.

Typically, it's for equipment or hardware, because venture capitalists like to tangibly see how they are wasting money.

The more I thought about this idea, the more I realized that TOMS had veered away from its "why". In the early days we always led with our story: We weren't selling shoes; we were selling the promise that each purchase would directly and tangibly benefit a child who needed shoes.

"I realized".

Even God realized that.

Surely I realized … etc.

I realized how na?

It is something that needs to be experienced first-hand tangibly to understand it.

Regarding the supremacy of the robust control approach in overcoming the perturbations, it is shown that by realizing these types of control approaches in parallel, the effectiveness of the proposed Takagi Sugeno fuzzy-based control approach is tangibly visible.

SCHNEIDER: I realize that. . . .