Sentence examples for not intangible from inspiring English sources

We do well to remember that corporations are not intangible entities but are made up of people capable of ignoring the human costs of their bid for greater wealth.

I try to get a sense of what ethereal elements might have altered the chemistry of the Celtics, but I am told that the difference is not intangible; it's tangible, and it's not complicated.

Two cancellations can't happen at the same time, you see, because cancellations are real live baby animals that must suck milk from one breast, and definitely not intangible concepts actioned by pressing a button on a screen and watching a smaller or larger amount of nothingness slip into the void that is the 21st century.

They are not intangible composites of capital, steel and glass.

This study investigates whether or not intangible asset is a source of organizational innovation according to the resource-based view of firm (RBV).

Bias is not intangible if you're the target.

Modern experiments have charted the underlying biochemistry, bolstering what has become a widely accepted idea: emotions aren't intangible phenomena traceable to an abstraction called the mind; rather, they are responses rooted in physiology.

Let's teach our children that goals aren't intangible, floating ideals.

"Education can be measured; it's not this intangible thing," the principal, Marina Bernard Damiba, said long before the results arrived last week.

Friday, Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber was scheduled to sign into law a so-called "Facebook bill" that assesses big data centers in Oregon for taxes on their local value, not on intangible assets like their national brand.

"He wanted a corporate C.E.O. who had been involved in a company that was more oriented towards the buying and selling of actual products, one that had been involved in the tangible economy, not the intangible economy".