tangible advantage

Beyond the prosecutorial benefits of military commissions, the two lawyers saw a less tangible, but perhaps equally important advantage.

It's also clear that there are some tangible advantages to Google's approach, particularly in the area of security.

Mendocino offers tangible advantages over the wine country to the south.

There is one even more tangible advantage to inland retirement.

That was a tangible advantage of having a doctor in the family.

But if there is a tangible advantage for the store, then Mr. Mizeur said he would not rule out such collaboration.

In addition to the tangible advantages that Knowlton provides for its students, it in many cases also serves as a source of artistic inspiration.

Depending on the event, these attributes may or may not correspond to a tangible advantage.

They expect citizenship of the Union not just to deliver rights on paper, but also tangible advantages.

From the point of view of the school or college there could be a number of more or less tangible advantages.