It is already tangible," said Grey-Thompson. "For the British athletes it is a massive opportunity.
Besides, at least in New York City, Mr. Rossi's legacy is already tangible.
She looked upward and, Pucelle-like, seemed to be seeing before her — in a vision, as though they were already tangible, edible — the white figs of Argenteuil: an improbable Berkeley Joan, imagining her France restored to glory.
She looked upward and, Pucelle-like, seemed to be seeing before her in a vision, as though they were already tangible, edible the white figs of Argenteuil: an improbable Berkeley Joan, imagining her France restored to glory.
The results are already tangible.
Since the European Council's decision in 2000 to transform the European Union into "a competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy" by 2010, Germany has increased spending on research and development dramatically the results of which are already tangible.
On the eve of these Games they released a stream of figures making claims the £9bn investment was already earning back: from the relatively tangible "£6.5bn spent on transport" infrastructure in east London to the more optimistic "70,000 new jobs" or "11,000 new homes on the Olympic Park".
Under the law, they say, consumers are already receiving tangible benefits that Republicans would snatch away.
"There is already a tangible difference in the feeling on the floor," he said.
In the short time since its publication, it is already delivering tangible change Ms Campbell states.
