It actually reflects a rational assessment of demonstrated costs and benefits -- and an appreciation for real but incalculable risks of toying with the very nature of nature.
First, the sample size was relatively small and 95% confidence intervals were sometimes incalculable or very wide, especially with regard to time to full episode recurrence.
The suffering that resulted from their failure to do so is incalculable, staggering, as is the very thought that, had the British and the French been more imaginative, Hitler might have been stopped five years and millions of lives earlier.
Nevertheless I feel it my duty to state that I consider it a very grave phenomenon, as indicating serious and incalculable convulsions in the unintelligible world and perhaps heralding the end of an epoch in philosophic history". Nothing could be more reassuring than this report.
"There is very great concern about a potential but incalculable terrorist threat, which could be present among travelers from India, but also from Arab countries," Zimmermann added.
The dissociation of black people from the very real contributions we've made to this country has done incalculable damage to the psyche and socio-economic standings of black Americans.
Just as it was four decades ago, it still takes incalculable bravery and intestinal fortitude for our nation and those very few special people to breach the comfort of our atmosphere and go into the void of space.
What remains unclear, and possibly incalculable, is whether divestment can alter the calculus, even in the very broad way that it did in the case of South Africa.
Unless Democrats and Republicans close their differences on taxes and spending, and Congress votes to increase the federal debt ceiling, the United States may default on its debt, an eventuality with incalculable consequences for the world economy as well as America's.The very direness of this possibility has produced a certain insouciance.
"You had these people in place at the very top that were able to understand what was at stake here -- an incalculable loss," Doheny says.
