tangible

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according to energy efficiency offering	tangible	benefits to homeowners for energy
they offer something that is	tangible	quantifiable and above all useful
assault it was like a	tangible	echo of the carnage generated
consistently draw on the more	tangible	domain of texture ie the
of european society as a	tangible	heritage from the eydp the
to preserve my youth in	tangible	form nevertheless doubts began to
but there may be no	tangible	evidence to produce suspicion can
and advertising markets which are	tangible	will be felt immediately whereas
new tourism strategy results in	tangible	benefits for the tourism industry
substantial additional investment it is	tangible	evidence of the executive s
the low german influence is	tangible	in north east scots r