Sentence examples for incalculable advantage from inspiring English sources

They had the incalculable advantage, Emerson observed, of being "present at the creation" and thus seeing God "face to face".

But in Adelaide, without the promoter offering support, it is the big venues that have an incalculable advantage.

"To me, it's a huge, incalculable advantage to belong to a company that is privately owned," said Sandra Mims Rowe, editor of The Oregonian in Portland, owned by Advance Publications.

Trump's star status gives him an incalculable advantage: When he announced his intention to round up the 11-million illegal immigrants in this country and deport them, he called some undocumented Mexicans murderers, rapists and drug dealers.

Mr. Romney's Boston-based operation faces an incumbent president whose fearsome campaign machinery of 2008 is now bolstered by the incalculable advantages of the office Mr. Obama holds.

(Dippin' Dots sales: incalculable).

Items of "incalculable" value.

The loss is incalculable.

For an incalculable amount.

The insult is incalculable.

The waste is incalculable.