Examples of using More tangible in English and their translations into Polish
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Let's find something more tangible.
Finally, someone said that we should make the Stockholm Programme more tangible.
I used to experience that album in a more tangible way; now both presentations were more distant
We should consider taking more tangible measures, and send an observation mission to Egypt.
The sound was basically better built and more tangible, but slower, with a lower pace than with copper.
However, the EESC would like to see more tangible explanations of what exactly is meant by this.
In this way, the proposal will contribute to making the objective of EU solidarity more tangible for the affected workers
while offering more tangible benefits.
women than smaller, more tangible considerations.
I'm just engaging in a little innuendo hoping that someday it will lead to something a little more tangible.
First of all, audio files sounded in a bigger, more tangible way than their"physical" versions.
However, in order to move forward in a sensible way, the Commission considers that discussions should shift from the polarised perceptions documented in the report to a more tangible and objective basis.
it is more tangible and more complete.
The more tangible and visible the benefits of this project, the more willing
Amidst all the rejoicing, the Heads of State or Government would also have been well advised to use their recent summit for more tangible policies.
The researcher and his team are looking for a more tangible proof of the existence of dark matter.
Let us add that the digital version gives us more solid and more tangible sound sources- it really sounds very good!
I think that true happiness requires something more tangible, involving both mind
is made stronger and more tangible by collecting weed leaves,
their sound images were more tangible.