College applicants – and, in some cases, their advisers, friends and parents – spend incalculable time poring over the personal statement.
As well as hammering away at his own work (his 1958 poetry collection "A Coney Island of the Mind" has been translated into more than a dozen languages, with roughly a million copies in print), Ferlinghett has spent his long lifetime investing incalculable time providing writers a platform, sharpening their poetry or prose, and ushering them out into the world.
When Chevy was blown from the Stryker hatch, he took flight for an incalculable measure of time before landing on the slat armor of his vehicle.
An incalculable amount of time, money, and effort have been invested recently to purportedly improve American patients' health care.
The analysis provides a complete map of 131I deposition, an important quantity incalculable at the time of the accident due to the short half-life of 131I and the complexity of the analysis.
Lately I've spent an incalculable amount of time thinking about the experience of being a twenty-something.
The cause of the ruinous inferno is still being diagnosed — errant repairs on the wooden roof are an early guess — and the losses, collectively incalculable, will take time to catalogue individually.
Destruction "culturally speaking an incalculable loss" - Nepali Times editor Kunda Dixit.
Inside, Claude Puel spoke publicly for the first time about incalculable grief and about somehow moving on.
Brant took the idea of spatial music to a new level of power and grandeur, and his impact on the music of his time is incalculable.
Look to the Latin momentum, "movement". When you place a tiny particle on a perfectly balanced scale, you cause it to move; thus, even a time of incalculable briefness or the lightest weight of an argument, when added to one of the scales in equilibrium, breaks the balance and creates movement, which gains momentum, changes minds and moves the world.
