Sentence examples for will be tangible from inspiring English sources

For him, the transition will be tangible.

For some who lost loved ones, the losses will be tangible and overwhelming.

When the credits roll at the end of Breaking Dawn Part 2 next month, the sadness in some quarters will be tangible.

The headline acts may not be stellar – Lionel Richie, Bjorn Again and Ali Campbell from UB40 – but the sense of corporate ambition will be tangible.

But to rank-and-file employees who lived through the company's financial collapse and subsequent government rescue, the checks will be tangible evidence that G.M. is well back on its feet.

So, says Mr Abirascid, it is as important for the government to remove existing laws as to add new ones.Pier Carlo Padoan, Mr Renzi's finance minister, promises there will be "tangible signs" of improvement in the business climate within six months.

"They will also be tangible symbols of the rebirth of New York City".

The market opportunity to transform industries like engineering, science, medicine, real estate, education and manufacturing will be very tangible in the short term.

She hopes the memorial will be something tangible that might help prevent another such attack.

But the vineyard at the botanical garden, everyone involved agreed, will be one tangible link across the ocean.

But Mr Kim will have to bring a present, which South Korean officials hope will be some tangible ways to reduce tensions on the peninsula.