Sentence examples for tangible values from inspiring English sources

Set apart by his "non-Greek race, enormous size, congenital disorder and demigod status" (or, to put it more broadly, by his difference, hybridity, and hypervisibility), the monster exemplifies the lasting tendency to equate appearance with less tangible values.

More important still could be less tangible values, Lovely notes.

More importantly, the AHP supports trade-offs with intangible and tangible values.

Mature scattered trees were appreciated mostly for their tangible values (especially shade for livestock) while old trees were appreciated for their intangible values (e.g. age, beauty and relaxation, cultural identity).

What are the "specific" problems you are passionate about solving? 2. What are the tangible values your customers experience and how do they feel about the experience? 3. What are the "specific" problems you solve for each tangible value? 4. Who are you "specifically" solve each problem for (in detail)? 5. How are your products or services "a" part of "a" solution?

A dead-rubber victory has greater tokenistic than tangible value.

The chewing gum has a tangible value back home.

And art that does not have a tangible value is just too abstract.

One is to make sure that every task has tangible value to the end-user.

But it seems the appetite for straightforward human interaction with tangible value is growing once more.

The flotation for the first time puts a tangible value on the wealth of the firm's partners.