Sentence examples for incalculable consequences from inspiring English sources

That would have been a geopolitical upheaval of incalculable consequences.

An American assault on Syria would be an act of desperation with incalculable consequences.

The chasm over chemical weapons grows wider, with as yet incalculable consequences.

Such intervention could have incalculable consequences for the stability of this scarred and fragile region.

The report comes two months after Irish leaders warned of the "incalculable consequences" of Brexit.

Roth added that a Grexit would have incalculable consequences for other strained economies.

Exiles also produced two large volumes of incalculable consequence for English religious thought, John Foxe's Actes and Monuments, popularly known as The Book of Martyrs, and the Geneva Bible.

The billionaire financier said in 2011: "Financial markets are driving the world towards another Great Depression with incalculable political consequences.

The referendum, thought Osborne, would split their party and there was too high a risk of losing, with incalculable economic consequences.

Sandra Brown, the vice chancellor for research at The University of California, San Diego, estimated that 40percentt of students in whom "we invest years of graduate training in biomedical education are leaving basic science". "This has really an incalculable long-term consequence for the United States in terms of the human capital loss," Brown said.

Lepanto had no strategic significance at all - the Ottomans simply built a new fleet - but its cultural consequences were incalculable.