Sentence examples for an almost incalculable from inspiring English sources

"Without this legislation, insurers were looking at an almost incalculable risk," said Robert Hartwig, chief economist at the Insurance Information Institute, an industry organization based in Manhattan.

In string theory there is a 10-dimensional "landscape" of an almost incalculable number of different universes, each of which is a solution to the basic string equations with different properties and perhaps even dimensions.

Standing on hay bales at a Minnesota family farm, the president said soybean and corn producers could expect an "almost incalculable" increase in exports if China opens its markets to American agriculture the way other Asian nations have.

In promoting permanent normal trade relations with China, which the House approved in late May and the Senate is expected to vote on in late July, President Clinton predicted an "almost incalculable" increase in exports of American goods to China.

Standing on hay bales in a made-for-television panorama of grain silos and combines at a Minnesota family farm, the president said soybean and corn producers could expect an "almost incalculable" increase in exports if China opened its markets to American agriculture the way other Asian nations had.

Immunization, which is the iatrogenic engineering of a protective memory immune response to a pathogen, became a standard part of medical care in the twentieth century, and has had an almost incalculable positive effect on human health and wellness.

According to Collier and Horowitz, "the distance the Kennedys had come in half a lifetime was almost incalculable".

Kevin Delaney, from the Institute of Advanced Motorists IAMM), says: "Unlike alcohol, which is just one drug, the number and range of drugs that can impair somebody's driving is almost incalculable, and actually designing a piece of machinery that will deal with all of them is going to prove extremely difficult".

Its economic and societal value is almost incalculable.

The bigger casualties were almost incalculable: the homes, businesses and lives lost to fire and flooding.

It carries almost incalculable risks, but if Hu is right China will be the dominant power of the coming century.