Sentence examples for incalculable effect from inspiring English sources

The removal of such a vast volume of biomass from the Earth's environment has had an incalculable effect.

But even more dear is the incalculable effect on the breeding industry of Kentucky, the world's leader.

Cognitive psychologists ultimately abandoned information theory, recognizing the incalculable effect of past experience on the information carried by any bit.

Although Byzantium had an incalculable effect on art in Italy in earlier centuries, by the time of the Italian Renaissance, the flow of influence had reversed.

At the same time she noted that the Web is already having an incalculable effect on academia, especially among younger professors.

The incalculable effect of what was written about me by these highly influential tabloid newspapers is something from which it will be difficult ever to escape.

A pivotal component of our manufacturing sector, with incalculable effects across the supply chain, is being shut.

Aside from obvious health ramifications, Dumpcano has incalculable effects on the city.

Investigators from low- and middle-income countries were trained, university exchanges arranged, and numerous careers influenced and internationalized with incalculable effects.

Immunization, which is the iatrogenic engineering of a protective memory immune response to a pathogen, became a standard part of medical care in the twentieth century, and has had an almost incalculable positive effect on human health and wellness.

The 2011 debt ceiling standoff was a first in American history: An opposition party declared itself willing to undermine the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, with incalculable economic effects, unless it got its way.