Members of Congress know that climate change legislation doesn't offer tangible benefits to voters, so they're unlikely to act unless they feel pressure from activists in their districts.
Our driving motivation doesn't come from tangible commodities that this world has to offer.
And people so far are saying we aren't seeing any tangible progress on the ground.
"I really don't believe that Italian football has learned the lessons of Heysel and Hillsborough, or at least hasn't implemented any tangible changes at anything like the pace required, " said another Italian football writer Adam Digby.
The earlier structure also impeded deal-making because the ownership wasn't in one place as a tangible currency and Liberty Entertainment was a tracking stock, rather than asset-based stock.
You can't praise something that's not tangible, that's merely a cosmetic change.
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It was tangible success with tangible products - you can't get more concrete than, well, concrete.
Version 3.2 isn't as dramatic a makeover, but it does offer tangible improvements over 3.1 that include the Android version's faster media access and fixes for conspicuous PlexSync bugs.
In fact, the introduction of iOS and Android caught Microsoft so off guard, that it wasn't until February of 2010 that we saw even the first tangible evidence that the company had a product in the same league.
Not only do you not get something tangible to own, but also because you can't resale it and in general, there are less freedoms.
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Adjust the reserve to a more typical level--and thereby move the tangible book down by a like amount--and Citi doesn't look so cheap.
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