Sentence examples for incalculable harm from inspiring English sources

The delay cost millions of dollars in sales and did incalculable harm to the brand.

The continued refusal of Hamas to compromise with Israel is doing incalculable harm to the Palestinian people.

The irresponsible and dishonest leadership of our current administration has already done our country and the world incalculable harm.

That will do incalculable harm to race relations and undermine the inclusive British identity that Labour has tried to nurture".

Experts and politicians said that a vast majority of the force was honorable, but that the unpunished wrongdoings of a small percentage of officers had created incalculable harm.

As Louis Lefkowitz, the attorney general at the time, expressed it, without such a statute "incalculable harm may be done to the cultural institutions of this state".

It is a working-class movement that has done incalculable, historic harm to working-class people".

The Great Backlash, as Mr. Frank calls it, "is a working-class movement that has done incalculable, historic harm to working-class people".

Less likely is whether any Australian government will implement a system of compensation for the stolen generation, who suffered incalculable psychological harm because of a misconceived policy of racial assimilation, which operated into the 1960s.

In education, as in medicine, there is potential to do enormous good, but also incalculable enduring harm through failure: and, recognising that, some of the earliest examples of randomised trials are from education.

"Snowden has done incalculable damage.