Sentence examples for immeasurable damage from inspiring English sources

He added: "Our country inflicted immeasurable damage on innocent people.

The rebellions brought immeasurable damage and devastation to China.

Arguably, the subsequent rebound, which saw the euro almost reach $1.60 in 2008, did immeasurable damage to the euro-zone economy, making many of its members uncompetitive.

It cost the Vatican hundreds of millions of dollars in legal battles with the Italian authorities and did immeasurable damage to the moral authority of the church.

The Islamists caused hundreds of deaths in that country alone — thousands might be a better figure — and did immeasurable damage to the Egyptian economy.

Blair's retirement into an orbit of mega-wealth has done immeasurable damage to his legacy: far too late comes his gift of book earnings to the British Legion.

They worked off their resentment against the inhabitants in an unparalleled orgy of looting and destruction, which did irreparable damage to the city and immeasurable harm to East West understanding.

The bank is still trying to hose away the gore of the Libor scandal that happened on Diamond's watch, which cost it about $440 million in fines and immeasurable reputational damage last year.

In 1976, when millions of dead fish lined the shores and beaches of the New York area, causing immeasurable loss and damage to the fishing and tourist industries, it was the Sandy Hook marine scientists who ascertained the cause to be oxygen depletion exacerbated by excessive pollution.

Small groups can do immeasurable amounts of damage with relatively small efforts.

But those close to him saw the immeasurable pain and damage the war inflicted.