Sentence examples for as incalculable from inspiring English sources

What they have to lose in Egypt is as incalculable as what the Egyptian people have to gain.

The accuser's false accusation of rape has exacted a personal and professional toll on Mr. Bryant that is as incalculable as it is indescribable.

You dreaming the weight ofa loss that feels as incalculable as being orphaned at nine or seeing another neighborhood gutted or our communal need to witness the next 300 lost at sea.

One senior official described the destruction to the island's banana, rice, and sugar crops as "incalculable".

Steve Lund, a co-founder of the company, described the value of the Olympic sponsorship as "incalculable".

Proietti said the city's own cultural offices, housed in a 16th century Spanish castle, had had to close because of the damage, while Stefania Pezzopane, president of the Abruzzo province, described the damage as incalculable.

The potential benefits and costs of drug policy innovations will remain incalculable as long as governments refuse to implement and research them.

This extreme persistence is regarded as an incalculable hazard itself, as short-chain PFAAs will stay in the environment for decades to centuries [41].

The loss to his fellow blacks, and to the rest of us as well, is incalculable".

Because the end of Hitler did not mean the end of Stalin, and because some of the eventual Russian gains were to prove as appalling as the incalculable losses, postwar relief was laced with tension.

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.