Sentences with phrase «more tangible»

How will you turn this initial engagement into something more tangible for your business?

, I wanted to follow up with something a little more tangible for you guys.

Instead I have worked through my problems in more tangible approaches.

«What we're seeing now is that there are a lot more mass affluent consumers who are looking for more tangible benefits,» he says.

This makes the tensions and sense of awe that much more tangible as you progress through the game, because you truly never know what could be lurking around the corner.

Learning is made more tangible and real this way, and students are also empowered by discovering that they are able to enact change in the world around them.

Since the crash of the stock market, investors are trying to secure their hard - earned retirement dollars with more tangible assets like real estate.

Everyone reacts in different ways to different situations and putting pressure on an opponent feels more tangible when it's a friend.

But some startling statistics will help to make their analysis a little more tangible.

It might have done better to concentrate on more tangible problems.

Their goals become more tangible as they see the next steps for them as dancers.

Using an incentive plan for a short period of time can be useful for providing more tangible encouragement for children to comply with the rules you set.

So you can never measure it as well as more tangible things.

Regardless, he said, much of the necessary planning and monitoring are complete at some sites, and he expects to see more tangible results soon.

For researchers, the payoff is a bit more tangible.

More tangible skills like knowing a computer programming language for instance, could also be learned in your transition job.

But some researchers want more tangible proof because the study relies on associations found in massive data sets.

Creative projects seem to be given new life, and dreams and hopes for the future seem more tangible.

When received by a merchant, a check is the same as other more tangible forms of payment.

In some cases, you might want to set up a charting system with more tangible rewards.

These events are also more tangible to the general public than abstract statements of global average temperature since it affects their everyday lives.

While the fall of the fox - in - the - box has been well document, the disappearance of the striker as a whole has far more tangible effects than simple nostalgic weight.

I prefer more tangible assets and investments like gold and other commodities at present.

Measuring food loss and waste also helps make the impacts more tangible.

The steps are both easy and painless and will bring more tangible dating profile enhancements than other dating sites offer without paid subscription.

In comments shortly after the shooting, he suggested that violent media led to violence, and now, with this meeting, he is taking more tangible action.

So we created a series of science lessons to make the story more tangible.

Can you explain in more tangible terms what you mean?

There always seem to be other more tangible factors involved.

She just needs the situation to be more tangible before she can really understand it.

Then I realized that networks in more tangible spaces — offline — could be built in much the same way.

Even the exotic «creatures» seem somehow more tangible, more dangerous.

But offering more tangible rewards will also have a huge effect on participation.

It makes learning more tangible and relevant for students, particularly for students without the ability to access other «real - world» learning opportunities.

In general people are looking for more tangible things.

Apart from keeping current with change in a particular real estate discipline, a REALTOR ® who works to earn a professional designation can expect more tangible benefits.

The process of putting the plan on paper will help to make the venture more tangible and concrete.

Nothing makes air pressure more tangible than a classic bottle rocket launched on a sunny summer afternoon.

Perhaps that's because it seems less real to them than other, more tangible medical disorders.

More tangible motivation is a necessary consideration in relation to continued adult education.

Throughout development, we continued to use festival submissions as milestones and deadlines, which made the project more tangible.

Again I had gained nothing more tangible than a chance to touch the work.

Couldn't people's time be spent in more worthwhile and productive ways, to achieve more tangible results?

I see your point about the missing question, but I was going after more tangible questions.

That's a much more tangible problem with much closer timelines.

It's a noble goal but we need something more tangible.

However, when other more tangible benefits exist, ranging from economic to national security to other forms of environmental protection or repair, the barriers to progress may be less daunting.

The experience you have are unique yours, which make the feel more tangible and genuine somehow.