Sentence examples for immeasurably damage from inspiring English sources

If this were ever to come to pass, it would immeasurably damage the intellectual and emotional environment of campus life, both in and beyond the classroom, as teachers who now feel like mentors and occasionally fond parents worry that any angry student who, for instance, complains about a grade could be carrying a gun.

The credibility of the Pope's ordinary magisterium has been immeasurably damaged".

As a result, the local economy was damaged "immeasurably" and today the prayer houses and wells at the mazar's mosque are threatened by encroaching desert sands, according to Uyghur scholar Rahile Dawut.

Of course, the damage would be immeasurably worse if such a massive, protracted catastrophe were to touch off social unrest sufficient to undermine the agencies and institutions in charge of the reconstruction effort.

State laws allowing students to go armed to class in Colorado, freeing owners in Oklahoma to wear holstered weapons in public, and letting people "stand your ground" in Florida and a score of other states have already damaged public safety immeasurably.

His civilianization of fire headquarters hurt us immeasurably.

To perpetuate that damage by this alleged cover-up would be immeasurably stupid: as we now know from Bloody Sunday, when the state is involved in wrongdoing the nation requires not a Widgery but a Saville.

Not only is Rare's cartridge an artistic cheat within the history of the medium, it performed permanent damage in linking games to cinema – and while the game is immeasurably better than the film, it cheapens and limits the scope of games criticism even to this day.

Incomparably, immeasurably, free.

Immeasurably rich under….

Britain has changed immeasurably.