Sentence examples for not as tangible from inspiring English sources

The private-equity deals and trades in instruments like credit derivatives that have created so much wealth are not as tangible as the products of privatised utility companies.

"The reward is not as tangible as buying a bond but you should get more enjoyment out of it if you love the sport, which makes it a good investment".

Human capital, although not as tangible as other forms of wealth, represents a distinct asset class which increases one's earning potential through education.

A photograph is not as tangible as a painting.

It is notable that hallucinations and delusions that are frequently mentioned in the literature as prototypes of gross psychotic states were not mentioned by the respondents as features of mental illness, probably because such features are not as tangible as aggressive attitudes.

The future is not as tangible.

We now know what we are looking for and while it may not be as tangible as it is in traditional media, it does not make it any less successful or important for us".

While not as instantly tangible a concept as a 'privacy phone', it's further evidence of privacy concerns filtering down into business practices — and being used as "a point of differentiation" to attract customers, as Denelle Dixon-Thayer, Mozilla's SVP of business and legal affairs, couched it during an on stage panel.

Education may not be as tangible as green jobs.

Of course for most companies, sustainability-related, enterprise-threatening risks are not quite as tangible as miles and miles of your product killing an entire ocean.

"While there was chatter in the higher ed sphere, there wasn't as much tangible action.