Examples of using Less tangible in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
For me, the results are far less tangible.
Remain aspects much less tangible, like the fusion of sensors.
Some of Chicago's other most identifiable features are less tangible.
Obviously, a rental car is no less tangible than a car that you own.
Projects deliver results, tangible or less tangible.
And then thirdly, less tangible, but just as essential for the open-ended creation.
Depending on the intended subject of our conversation the results are more or less tangible.
A special, but less tangible, difference is what you might call the spiritual substance.
while others produce less tangible effects.
Welcome, too, to the parliamentary relaunch in less tangible fields, in human rights, in gender issues.
I hope people don't think… I'm marrying you for your money… instead of your… less tangible qualities.
And then thirdly, less tangible, but just as essential for the open-ended creation of knowledge,
The impacts of periods of precariousness and reliance on social care for ageing populations are less tangible issues.
The added value we offer our clients is in many respects less tangible than, say, offering a highly competitive interest rate.
The reduction in the Tama subtle basic component across the five Absolute Cosmic Principles makes the elements progressively less tangible.
Their contribution to equality issues was, however, less tangible and conspicuous than that of the activities under the two other strands.
Of course, the benefits of booking online are fairly immediate, while the benefits of health production may be more distant and less tangible.
it generates other, less tangible benefits that are better managed through informal mechanisms.
However, less tangible results were also recognised in the indirect benefits that could accrue from project participation,
a financial asset or something that's less tangible, then you would amoritze it.
Moreover, although less tangible the project has created the potential for expansion since new procedures and concepts have been tested.
our relationship to satisfying what we want is far less tangible than any other previous generation.
There are other less tangible threats to the citizens of the Baltic Sea region,
of providing support to structural reform, were less tangible but the majority of policy outputs were still in use in the organisations involved.
What is less tangible are the additional jobs which will be created in the activities benefiting from the action taken to offset those lost in the activities which are the target of such action.
Characteristically, this category by its very nature is less tangible, however, there have been changes ever the period since 1975 which are worthy of comment«.
international associations of content-related industries, important but less tangible benefits of networking and knowledge exchange have already been achieved by participants.
Though the security implications of the digital age are less tangible and not as destructive as a nuclear attack,
the e-commerce site is less tangible, there is a security risk of transmitting financial
It is also present in less tangible transactions such as favouritism