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tangible

[tan-juh-buhl] / ˈtæn dʒə bəl /


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Although no sweeping free trade deal was reached, the visit marked a cautious but tangible reset of UK–China economic ties.

From BBC

"I am deeply concerned by the lack of tangible reforms since our report," says Clifford Stott, professor of social psychology at Keele University and one of the authors of the report.

From BBC

Other guided metrics, such as fee income, total expenses and return on tangible equity also align with existing consensus expectations.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Big, industry-wide numbers can feel abstract, but that growth is showing up in tangible ways,” wrote Charlie Hellman, the company’s new head of music.

From Los Angeles Times

On one hand, we can dream about them and all the places they can take us, but the tangible effects are that they are harming us.

From Los Angeles Times