Sentence examples for be both tangible and from inspiring English sources

To catch a glimpse of "Women" in the mirror of "Embraces" is to see how cinematic images can be both tangible and ghostly.

Their paper products will be both tangible and digital, but don't expect their stores to be anything but the Internet kind.

Also the good provided may be both tangible and intangible.

The Human Genome Project affects fields beyond biomedical science in ways that are both tangible and profound.

There are both tangible and intangible benefits to be found in this demonstration: better research capabilities, the glint of prestige, even a nation freshly inspired by science.

As they participate in the family, write essays exploring such issues as their attraction to drugs, memorize the Concepts and generally behave themselves, they move up in "status," earning rewards that are both tangible and affirming, like receiving mail.

For the producers of these shows, there is both tangible and intangible value in promotions like the appearance of the cast of the coming musical "American Idiot," based on the songs of Green Day, performing alongside that band on the Grammys in January.

Stated and revealed preference methods (RPM) were used because impacts of P. juliflora are both tangible and intangible.

Since the impacts of P. juliflora are both tangible and intangible, combining revealed and stated preference methods ensures that measurements of prices are drawn from the actual financial setting and welfare measurements are less prone to bias (Adamowicz et al. 1994, 1997; Earnhart 2001).

Because any research may be flawed due to erroneous observations, overseen correlations, incorrect assumptions, or just sloppy reasoning, any model or theory that is proposed must be justified and tested against data that are both tangible and publicly available.

The country's grief was both palpable and tangible.