Sentence examples for will be a tangible from inspiring English sources

That land is a symbol — and soon will be a tangible example — of the next generation beginning to shape its own food system.

A Barclays report on the economic impact says there will be a "tangible" short term boost for businesses who have hosted the summit delegates – and the security forces.

If we see a slew of endorsements for Mr. Romney over the next two to three weeks, but few for Mr. Perry, that will be a tangible sign that Mr. Perry's campaign is in some trouble despite his lead in most national polls.

These two reforms alone are worth passing, because it will be a tangible benefit to everyone who has insurance.

Not because it will make me a better person, but because it will be a tangible reminder of Christ's love for others.

"This resolution will be a very tangible debating point for him".

Rather, the company thinks there will be a longer, if less tangible, payoff, in brand loyalty.

With Trump, Silverman added, "it's there and it's real and it's tangible, and hopefully that will be a good thing".

Nevertheless, the breadth of experience I gain as an editor will always be a tangible asset, even if the job description may change as a new era of publishing evolves.

"With the market off to a rocky start this year and tech sinking, there will be an increased pressure for a tangible reward for a shareholder holding a company's shares if it's not in the form of appreciation," argues Arnold Kaufman, editor of Standard & Poor's Outlook Newsletter.

The poet Lêdo Ivo put it perfectly: "There will probably never be a tangible and acceptable explanation for the language and style of Clarice Lispector...