Sentence examples for has been intangible from inspiring English sources

Even as SXSW snarled Austin traffic and turned East Sixth Street, the main club strip, into a curb-to-curb people jam, its biggest expansion over the years has been intangible: as an Internet and radio content generator.

A 'good' learning environment has been an intangible element for many professions as learning is hindered by the complexity of practice and by limitations on practitioners' time available to assist and guide novices.

The new owners have spent $5 million, a pittance for such a large project, and they say the key to success has been that intangible asset prized by the original architect.

One of the great storytelling challenges of the 21st century has been describing the intangible phenomenon of the internet, especially in a visual medium such as film.

And since Sept. 11, there has been an additional, intangible element corroding Saudi-American relations -- something between uncertainty and mistrust over the heavy Saudi representation among Osama bin Laden's martyrs and the Saudi tolerance for the culture of jihad.

While shedding physical assets, Ford has been investing in intangible assets.

It has been said that intangible costs are difficult to quantify so are not included in most studies.

For eight years now, he has been celebrated for intangibles, for contributions that are not quantifiable.

Collecting a sales tax from the supplier may be easier, and in America a shift towards such origin-based taxation has been suggested for intangibles.

It has been designed as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in China by Ministry of Culture of P. R.

And something intangible has been lost in the translation to the e-book format.