To many detractors, her case also provided further evidence of how government officials and executives at state-owned enterprises can use their positions to grow unimaginably rich.
The landscape Content Provider described is suddenly gone, its key players either discarded in post-Brexit's Brabantia bin, or grown unimaginably powerful in its wake, and the values the book holds self-evident are threatened as never before.
Today the data we have available to make predictions has grown almost unimaginably large: it represents 2.5 quintillion bytes of data each day, Mr. Silver tells us, enough zeros and ones to fill a billion books of 10 million pages each.
(And not only there. What would "Catch-22" be in the age of drones?) After the era of "Liar's Poker," the profits captured by investment banks grew almost unimaginably, for three reasons.
Since the number of potential sequences that store genetic information grows exponentially with length, genetic possibility spaces can be so unimaginably vast that commentators frequently reach of hyper-astronomical metaphors that compare their size to that of the universe.
We can continue to apply primitive recursion to build a series of unimaginably fast growing functions.
Kaufmann, sensitive to every dynamic marking and nuance, held his top B flat (A sharp in the score) with a vigour which, unimaginably and against nature, grew louder and louder – and yet retained its ringing splendour.
But consider that in the intervening years between the Saatchi and Baltic shows our awareness of unimaginably atrocious paedophile crime has grown exponentially and you may understand why the Baltic's own staff felt the need to contact the police for advice.
For a woman who has lived through a world war, the invention of Pong, and the advent of the internet, Shirley Curry has managed to come out on top in a world unimaginably different to the one she grew up in.
Like the Murdoch girls, Ms. Chua's daughters are fluent in Chinese and English, and have a Chinese mother who grew up with a mother of her own who was unimaginably strict by Western standards.
