Usage of "more tangible"

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Uso de more tangible en inglés

But the immediate effects are much more tangible and perhaps more costly. 
 The Guardian 

Something that's more tangible than words and Web sites and letter-writing campaigns. 
 Children of dust: a memoir of pakistan 

As Etcoff notes, there are also more tangible merits to being beautiful. 
 The Irish Times 

We look for something a little more tangible-suchas this for example. 
 The Four-Pools Mystery 

And it seemed to make the elusive Lamar a little more tangible. 
 The Guardian 

In addition to foregone revenue, the strategy is also having more tangible costs. 
 Reuters 

You've had your paper chase, now let's try something more tangible. 
 The bone palace 

They are a bit more tangible than 'feelings in the air'. 
 The Michael Chekhov Handbook 

Those on the left will want to see something more tangible than this. 
 Radio NZ 

That kind of action must be reserved for more tangible ends. 
 The new yorker 

Yet in the more crowded streets another trouble awaited me, one more tangible. 
 Paul Kelver 

But there are more tangible differences you'll notice in an LED screen cinema. 
 News.com.au 

And those can lead to more tangible threats, like diabetes, hypertension, and stroke. 
 Wired 

There is a more tangible and irritating cause of grievance at the North. 
 The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa... 

I reached a bit further, and it became more tangible, solid. 
 Summer knight 

Not much, except there's a more tangible reward for the latter. 
 Reuters 

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Irlanda

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Reino Unido

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Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de more tangible en inglés