Sentence examples for was not tangible from inspiring English sources
That was financial gold, meaning it existed on account statements but was not tangible.
As if the historical significance was not tangible enough, the conference winner receives the George Halas Trophy, named for the Bears' founder and longtime coach.
But the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed the convictions by concluding that computer code was not tangible property that came under the two statutes.
However, a comprehensive, large-scale analysis of lectin binding in hPSCs was not tangible until recently.
Similarly, in our study, motivation for quitting was often referred to as 'something from inside' which was not tangible and smokers were unsure how to achieve it.
Maybe because it wasn't tangible to me – it was more of an idea.
But it's because it's not tangible.
That is not tangible but is important for prevention," said Cuddy.
People question his ability in union but he brings qualities that are not tangible.
"My own view is that history does not add value because it is not tangible and surely has no influence on the valuation a mortgage company will arrive at," said Sue Lodge, an agent for Cheffins.
