But let me make the story a little bit more concrete for you.

Concrete

Indeed this would not only make the break up risk more imaginable it would also make it much more concrete.

I'll show you something a little more of a concrete example here, as this thing loads.

THE CONCRETE REALITY.

Waterlogged foundations on the south and east walls were reinforced by diver William Walker, packing the foundations with more than 25,000 bags of concrete, 115,000 concrete blocks, and 900,000 bricks.

So, let me give you some examples of this to kind of make this much more concrete.

Bricks , glass , metal , concrete

also represent concrete proposals.

We need a Europe that is more concrete, less rhetorical, and better suited to the current global economy.

Their fundamental realization that concrete deeds mean more than lofty intentions shaped the talks between the two countries.

What is the concrete reality?

The roof structure of the main hall consists of 15 concrete shells resting on reinforced concrete columns .

metallurgy, steel, zirconium alloys and concrete

The warnings are clear and concrete.

It's like mushrooms coming through concrete.

He's building this huge concrete place.

And we found it in the concrete.

But no concrete conclusion has been reached.

We can ask a very concrete question.

What do you comprehend by the concrete reality?

Benevolence is abstract, a good deed is concrete.

Aspirations must thus be transformed into concrete action.

As the level closest to the people, local government can be very effective in implementing concrete initiatives for a more sustainable way of living.

They are also often more focused on the plight of actual people than on the promotion of grand principles, preferring concrete progress to abstract victory.

CONCRETE IMPLEMENTATION AND MIGRATION PLANS SHOULD BE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE

So it's built from stone? It's ordinary reinforced concrete.

And the feedback in all these cases is concrete.

This implies that euro area countries with relatively large fiscal deficits need to specify much more ambitious and concrete consolidation measures , especially on the expenditure side .

We get this impression from increasingly explicit and increasingly widespread complaints from those countries that are grateful for us for the words and good intentions, but that urge us to follow up these words and good intentions by concrete action or, at least, by more concrete action.

But it is time to translate recognition into concrete action.

For the time being, there is no concrete religious implication.

The walls are 700 millimeters thick of solid dense concrete.

But fine words are not enough, concrete measures are needed.

Why are there no concrete countermeasures by the international community ?

Amassing useless concrete and losing human capital, the country lost twice.

Stressing that partnerships should focus on the achievement of concrete results,

VANDEMEULEBROUCKE (ARC). (NL) Thank you, Mr Commissioner, for that concrete reply.

The new U.S. policy stresses that if the Cuban government takes concrete steps, such as freeing political prisoners and creating more space for opposition, the United States will reciprocate.

All of these buildings are made out of reinforced concrete and brick.

Gives you the default kgoldrunner theme, with red bricks and gray concrete.

That means that some things are beginning to be set in concrete.

The preventive arm of the SGP introduces a more concrete procedure of multilateral surveillance whereby euro area members submit a stability programme , while non euro area members submit a convergence programme .

As to the definition of the ground membership of a particular social group , the focus is on providing more concrete guidance on the weight to be attached to gender related aspects.

Some of the recommendations that emerged from that conference are straightforward and concrete.