tangible

Tribal Chairman Joseph Mirelez described his people’s relationship to this desert, the Santa Rosa Hills and the adjacent Salton Sea as tangible.

Then came Sunday night, when eight Senate Democrats sacrificed some of that enthusiasm and momentum by making a deal with Republicans to end the government shutdown, for which they received nothing tangible in return.

Critics, however, caution that ceremonial spectacle cannot replace tangible support.

You leave wanting a tangible memory of this experience and so, my suitcase was stuffed with sunglasses, a sleek tank top and enough Korean beauty products to warrant paying over $200 in overweight fees.

They say the bureau should instead “focus on tangible harms to consumers,” relinquish oversight to states and reimburse defrauded consumers, rather than impose heavy fines on companies.