Sentence examples for great intangible value from inspiring English sources

Does he still have great intangible value?

As well as taxpayers' money that disappeared, and the shareholders' funds that were wiped out, a great deal of intangible value was lost in the financial crisis.

And no, as with Oprah Winfrey and Mark Cuban and all the rest, we don't subscribe an intangible value to his "brand". Great businessmen turn brands into profits, which then get valued.

There's an intangible value to that".

What exactly is all that intangible value?

The "great intangible of politics", Boulton says, "is authenticity.

By its own estimation, Apple had lost 50% of its intangible value over the previous 12 months, revealing the limits of using a simple intangible value calculation.

This kind of cooking has a genuine, if intangible, value, by boosting morale.

And it helps customers, investors, and employees alike recognize the organization's intangible value.

A capabilities audit will help you gauge and ultimately boost your organization's intangible value.

But he knew exactly what I meant about the sandwiches being weighed down by intangible value.