Sentence examples for the more tangible from inspiring English sources

"Given their choice, they still like the more tangible box," he said.

In communities like El Ojochal where people have traditionally seen the forest as unproductive, this should also show the more tangible benefits of reforestation.

As careers advisers, we still ascribe meaning and value to the more tangible services – appointments, workshops and fairs – but the role has evolved.

Some industry critics view wholesomely sexy drug representatives as a variation on the more tangible gifts that pharmaceutical companies previously dangled to sway doctors to their brands.

In all cases, those given the more abstract e-mail on average took much longer than those replying to the more tangible assignment.

"I think the more tangible examples of what [Trump] is doing behind the scenes would've buttressed Corker's argument that he is a danger," Miller said.

The progress of the mission may no longer be computed in just gigabytes, new job opportunities and trade figures but in less tangible things like the hours he devotes to his family, the dinners he has at home, the school meetings he attends, the postnatal duties he shares and -- for the more tangible-minded -- the pile of diapers changed on his nighttime vigil.

In case of a recount or challenge, sworn affidavits and cell phone videos of the challenges make the evidence more tangible.

Nothing makes the sheer scale of the wall more tangible than exploring its 99-mile loop.

Countries with large populations of Filipino workers tend to be more generous because familiarity with the islands' people has made the crisis more tangible, Filipino expats say.

In the usually more tangible world of investments, it is still not clear where the mix of Dubai World's assets and liabilities lies.