Sentence examples for less tangible ones from inspiring English sources
The loss of all these birds is deplorable for economic reasons as well as for less tangible ones.
Others will be expected to specialise when they arrive at business school, whether in traditional areas such as supply-chain management, or less tangible ones such as internationalism.
The report sought to quantify tangible losses, including the amount of office space destroyed and the number of jobs lost, as well as less tangible ones -- for example, the effect that post-Sept.
So are the less tangible ones: the unprecedented levels of anti-Americanism throughout the Muslim world and Europe; the self-inflicted loss of America's moral prestige; the neglect of real nuclear dangers, in Iran and North Korea, while chimeras were chased in Iraq.
But the biggest impact among residents here was a less tangible one: resignation that the event that has consumed Terre Haute for months would now drag on for another 30 days, if not longer.
Given how action-orientated Abrams Star Trekk films have been many fans are worried that Star Wars will get a similar treatment, and see more CGI characters like Jar Jar Binks and less real, tangible ones like Chewbacca – but this clip is a good sign.
To assess such less tangible benefits, one could use questionnaires asking about interest in (or fear of) math before and after the study.
But is there something else, perhaps less tangible, going on?
But he did note that when local stores are pushed out, it's a loss of something less tangible than simply one business.
Whether it is by traditional measures, like spending on research and the number of patents registered, or less tangible but more important ones, like the number of entrepreneurial start-ups, levels of venture-capital funding or the payback from new inventions, America is invariably at the top of the league.
Our dependence on oil is an ongoing series of disasters -- obvious ones like oil spills, and less tangible, but even more threatening ones like climate change.
