Sentence examples for intangible values from inspiring English sources
'intangible values' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to qualities that you cannot measure or quantify, such as loyalty, trustworthiness or kindness. For example: "It's important to recognize that some things, such as respect and integrity, have intangible values."
Intangible values affected were numerous as there is little separation of human systems and nature.
WTP value is known to be sensitive to total economic value of non-market services, including non-use and intangible values [25],[25].
The cultural dimension of susceptibility is defined as the potential for damage to intangible values including meanings placed on artefacts, customs, habitual practices, and natural or urban landscapes.
The cultural dimension is defined as the potential for damage to intangible values including meanings placed on artefacts, customs, habitual practices, and natural or urban landscapes.
Mature scattered trees were appreciated mostly for their tangible values (especially shade for livestock) while old trees were appreciated for their intangible values (e.g. age, beauty and relaxation, cultural identity).
When it comes to landscape management and the evaluation of the benefits these services provide for our well-being, there is a limited representation of stakeholder and intangible values on the land.
Does he still have great intangible value?
There's an intangible value to that".
This kind of cooking has a genuine, if intangible, value, by boosting morale.
"The intangible value of being No. 1 does have a positive impact, and it can feed on itself".
While making the list adds intangible value to a building, "it doesn't guarantee a building's survival," Ms. Berkey said.
