Sentence examples for immeasurable importance from inspiring English sources

For historians of Anglo-Norman England, the survey is of immeasurable importance.

But he wouldn't have minded the joint university effort to keep intact his collection, which has been of immeasurable importance to scholars.

The great British critic Kenneth Tynan, among the first to recognize the immeasurable importance of "Waiting for Godot," summarized Beckett's achievement as pithily and as profoundly as anyone: "Passing the time in the dark, he suggests, is not only what drama is about but also what life is about".

The comprehensive profiling of drug substances and pharmaceutical excipients as to their physical and analytical characteristics remains essential to all phases of pharmaceutical development and such profiles are of immeasurable importance to workers in the field.

There is something unique in this verse, indicative of Sappho's immeasurable importance.

They had in mind resolutions like No. 1429, which stated that American mothers "have made immeasurable contributions," or like No. 1460, which recognized "the importance of pollinators in agriculture" with the establishment of a National Pollinator Week.

According to Mohiuddin, "He was and continues to be as highly honored in Pakistan as [first US president] George Washington is in the United States ... Pakistan owes its very existence to his drive, tenacity, and judgment ... Jinnah's importance in the creation of Pakistan was monumental and immeasurable".

The chasm between interestingness and importance is nowhere more evident than on the subject of climate change, a topic of immeasurable significance that only the most talented commentators and campaigners are able to render compelling.

The upside is immeasurable.

The loss is immeasurable.

Our loss is immeasurable.