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He said: "If clients are pushing for things, it's more tangibly a business need. "

More tangibly , neither group of lawyers understood how the procurement function could "add value" to the law firm selection process.

Less tangibly , heads say children have come to British private schools to enjoy an unalloyed "British" education.

I think maybe $1. 50 a litre might be a point at which people would, in significant numbers, tangibly alter their fuel-buying habits.

But it may not contribute tangibly to increasing team productivity or the measurable quality of software work products.

When these victims feel the touch of love tangibly, they're nearer to the love extended by a Sovereign Creator of Heaven and Earth.

I have seen Him more tangibly than I see you. I have talked to Him more intimately than I am talking to you.

Progress reports are a lot easier to deal with on a Scrum project as well because we can see, tangibly, what we have produced every Sprint.

all law lawses, policy systems all don't have to strictly obey, tangibly say and carry out all can improvise.

It's often hard to tangibly state what your goals are, especially if you're young and single.

On a spiritual level, it will help them, even if you can't see or measure the benefit tangibly.

Recognition and Reward - Pay attention to the "what's right" and reward the behaviors, tangibly and intangibly.

Suddenly the problem of future loomed tangibly for me.

A good health system improves people's lives tangibly every day.

Enterprise's assets shape is changed direction tangibly invisibly;