Usage of "more intangible"

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Uso de more intangible en inglés

Some people are born with other things I would say are more intangible. 
 The Guardian 

Despite this, his more intangible qualities appear to be still in full bloom. 
 The Guardian 

His hand is over all, and yet he is more intangible than mist. 
 The Net 

Hudson at First Ascent also points out an aspect that is more intangible: coachability. 
 Climbing Magazine 

But it was something more intangible than this which kept Courtland breathless and silent. 
 Sally Dows 

All these have brought mechanical efficiency to their subjects at the cost of more intangible values. 
 Second Foundation 

But it gains something more intangible as well: an exemplary building which binds together the whole. 
 The Guardian 

But there was also the more intangible, and powerful, lesson of how to be a cook. 
 The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen 

That move away from commodity-type manufacturing leaves U.S. companies to compete in areas with more intangible inputs. 
 Reuters 

But today, the firm that was once all about hardware, makes its living from more intangible technology. 
 BBC 

Photo: Stuff That ethos drove page views and revenue, but came at a more intangible reputational cost. 
 Radio NZ 

Some hew to the idea of a tightly plotted story, others believe the concept is far more intangible. 
 The Irish Times 

There is a risk of losing out of some of the more intangible things that matter in business. 
 The Irish Times 

Even if all of those signals are flashing "full speed ahead", consider some more intangible questions. 
 The Guardian 

As to some of the more intangible attributes of a director, intelligence, I think, is important above all. 
 Roger Corman: Interviews 

What we do has an impact in the real world, but the benefit to the consumer is more intangible. 
 The Guardian 

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