Sentence examples for tangibly understood from inspiring English sources

For one thing, this establishment has tangibly understood the importance of creating and serving an authentic and original product.

"The things I talked about -- that you could tangibly see -- were his knowledge of the game and his work ethic.

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

If, therefore, for the reasons explained, perception is to be understood more and more as a selective capacity, it is solely through explicit reference to a problem or project that such a capacity may be tangibly and properly manifested.

To understand how this co-existence may tangibly be created, reference is made to the process of "contextually bound flexibility", the mechanism of which we are nowadays beginning to understand fully, also from the biological and evolutionary points of view.

Karen's role centres around helping SMEs understand how adopting and demonstrating sustainable business practices, can tangibly affect their bottom line.

It's this mammoth problem too big for any of us to get our heads round, too impersonal to understand and too far removed for any of us to grapple tangibly with.

Less tangibly, but no less important, Americans finally came to realise that terrorism was not an existential threat, while the world came to understand that the power of the US was finite, and consequently did not demand as much from Washington as before.

The extraordinary couple will light up with excitement that you can tangibly sense and see in their expressions.

"Random Access Memories" is a tangibly passionate effort.

More tangibly, the many educated young remain frustrated.