Sentence examples for two tangible from inspiring English sources

The gemach system, however, offers two tangible differences.

Nobody knows if all the thrashing about and train-crash gifs will resonate in the real world but two tangible things have been achieved.

The hitch is that Jameson Rook is real, at least in the sense that a character with that name exists in two tangible, best-selling books -- "Heat Wave" and "Naked Heat" -- that are attributed to the author Richard Castle.

Bindiya Patel, a 2002 graduate alumna and senior director of planning and design for Global Health Programs, laid out two tangible steps every woman can take: "Find a younger woman you know and help her find her power, and use her power.

In the meantime two tangible changes have resulted from Humm Soriano's experiment: negotiated class content has been embedded in the timetable, and a new abbreviation has appeared on class record sheets alongside the likes of "G" for grammar: "F" for free.

Two tangible milestones for wave 1 of green marketing came in the form of published books, both of which were called Green Marketing.

"India's high-tech labor costs and scalability are two tangibles that even China cannot beat," said Sham Banerji, the leader for Texas Instruments' software development effort in India, referring to the quality and number of engineers available.

What's one tangible change fans will see?

The Knicks have changed their momentum in three tangible ways.

A conversation with Airbnb's Theresa Johnson highlights three tangible ways AI can help companies.

Verdict: One tangible way in which Mr. Jackson's late start may have harmed him is in his fund-raising.