Sentence examples for immeasurably because from inspiring English sources

Stephen Hunt has, and has matured immeasurably because of it.

He added: "Your golden opportunity is gone, and I am distressed immeasurably because of it".

When I later decided the poster could be used as an educational tool, I sought out their advice, and it improved immeasurably because of their involvement – in many cases they spent a considerable amount of time looking at the poster, criticising it, but always being constructive in their suggestions.

But then I see a lot of patients who say they're drinking because they're depressed, but give up for a few weeks and improve immeasurably because they're brighter, they sleep better, they look better, they lose weight.

Nascar is immeasurably safer because of his crash.

The reputation of its brave soldiers has been tarred, and the job of its diplomats made immeasurably harder because members of the American military tortured and humiliated Arab prisoners in ways guaranteed to inflame Muslim hearts everywhere.

The world is immeasurably better because of Steve.

But what Poli did with PATCO was immeasurably worse because he not only committed institutional suicide, he managed to sharpen and refocus America's long-dormant anti-union sentiment, something that organized labor is still paying for today.

The advent of Gorbachev preaching reform and political laissez faire made Honecker's task immeasurably more difficult because he was in a straitjacket from which he could not escape.

The advent of Mikhail Gorbachev preaching reform and political laissez faire - allowing Warsaw Pact members to follow their own 'roads' to Communism - made Honecker's task immeasurably more difficult because he was in a straitjacket from which he could not escape.

So, while this match may be just a 'friendly', the importance of the performance and the result are immeasurably greater, not only because of the opposition.