Sentence examples for certain intangibles from inspiring English sources

She was giving the children of Long Branch certain intangibles they may not have been receiving in their own homes.

But the erosion of elite benefits over the years also extends to certain intangibles like longer hold times and indifferent customer service attitudes toward top-tier fliers.

"There are certain intangibles that are a reality and are a legacy of what this country is," is how Mr. George put it.

Certain intangibles need also to be considered.

These are a few concrete facts (I shall speak later of certain "intangibles") that indicate the rise of new markets for manufacturers and merchants who possess the vision to discern and develop them.

In addition, it transferred the assessment and collection of taxes on certain intangibles from local to state government.

"Young people, they're looking for certain intangible skills.

They play as pretty an inside-out game as the Terrapins, but a certain intangible separates the best two teams remaining of the four.

All the great world religions have in some sense managed to reproduce, across aeons of time and space, a certain intangible something a sensibility, an atmosphere, a particular sense of the divine which believers can recognise and respond to.

By October 2001, Enron was preparing for some revisions in the accounting rules, which would require the company to decrease its reported income based on the value of certain intangible assets, known as good will, that were obtained in a corporate acquisition.

In addition to all-inclusive menu pricing, there are, of course, certain intangible benefits to booking a private room.