Sentence examples for not tangible for from inspiring English sources
The concepts of thermal radiation heat transfer are not tangible for many students.
In line with this prediction, no reduction of intrinsic motivation is found if the reward is not tangible, for example, if it comprises verbal praise, and if it is unexpected (Cameron & Pierce, 1994; Deci et al., 1999).
That is not tangible but is important for prevention," said Cuddy.
[interview 9 – with COPD] Furthermore, some of these conditions were not tangible, which made it difficult for outsiders to understand these conditions.
Everything is digital and not tangible.
And yet this abstraction is, if not tangible, utterly concrete.
Words are not tangible things.
As for internationalisation, just as years of talks have not brought Palestinian independence, countless UN resolutions have not achieved much tangible for the Palestinians either.
What we are fighting for here isn't tangible, it isn't a change in laws or policy, it's a change in perception... and the sooner we can shift away from this societal perception of sexual assault as a women's issue, the sooner we can work towards solving it.
The full impact of the cuts in public spending will come gradually, and will not be fully tangible for several years, as changes to the welfare system and the NHS, and cuts to housing benefit and police services will be staggered over this parliament.
