Sentence examples for supposedly intangible from inspiring English sources

The EIA summary, which makes no mention of the Yasuni-ITT Initiative or the indigenous people in "voluntary isolation" or a supposedly "intangible zone" established to protect them, was written by a Quito-based consultancy called VVP, whose legal representative is named as Vinicio Valarezo Peña.

What this would mean is running right through the Manu park, as well as penetrating deep into a supposedly "intangible" reserve for indigenous peoples living in "isolation" and "initial contact", skirting the Amarakaeri communal reserve, and entering two other supposedly "protected natural areas": the Tambopata national reserve and Bahuaja Sonene national park.

Indeed, the government has made this sudden u-turn despite the existence of a supposedly 'intangible zone' for the IPI which includes the southern quarter of Block ITT and had its boundaries defined by an Executive Decree published on Correa's very first full day in office.

But Calico, which makes software that helps companies sell products over the Internet, has weathered the storm so far, thanks to an intangible commodity that is supposedly even scarcer around here than out-of-work software engineers: the striking loyalty of its workers.

Intangible assets.

Supposedly wise.

Or supposedly.

It was intangible assets".

It is inexplicable, intangible.

That's an intangible.

It's intangible".