Sentence examples for immeasurably small from inspiring English sources

The first group consists of souls inhabiting immeasurably small particles of earth, water, fire, and air, along with the vegetable kingdom, which possess only the sense of touch.

He said that the weaker sources, if dispersed, would cause almost immeasurably small increases in cancer rates among people who were exposed.

The disclosure form, which must be filed by all presidential candidates, says the options are currently worth little or nothing, accounting for an immeasurably small portion of General Clark's net worth of approximately $3 million.

The other walkway does the same to diminish the human sense of space, proceeding from images of the immeasurably large -- "the observable universe is a billion billion times bigger than Earth" -- to images of the immeasurably small.

"Though this is almost an immeasurably small number of visas, it could have a measurably large effect on the number of jobs created in the United States".

Evidence for very efficient kinetic routes to products but involving immeasurably small concentrations of surface species raises general issues relating to the more traditional approach to catalysis based on for example a Langmuir- Hinshelwood mechanism.

Our police departments, despite their economic problems, are immeasurably better off than small non-profits but it is unrealistic to expect the police to reach out to us.

And yet, thanks to an immeasurably flawed conspiracy theory, a small but dedicated group of people is still convinced that Earth is flat.

These extraordinary men made a small boy's day and immeasurably eased a mother's commute.

One thing that led to our excess last year was my late realization that every child wanted to buy gifts for every other child and family member — additional small gifts each that added immeasurably to our pleasure in the holiday (the children proved to really enjoy budgeting, shopping and giving) but also added to the sheer volume of presents.

This paper argues that a formalized and supported artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector could assist immeasurably with reducing the intensity of the youth unemployment crisis which now plagues sub-Saharan Africa.