Sentence examples for incalculable number of variables from inspiring English sources
The problem with this book is that its genuinely interesting analyses are often undermined by Mr. Nasr's certainty about matters that are subject to an incalculable number of variables; his vitriolic anger at the Obama White House; and his penchant for making overly broad, sometimes willfully alarmist generalizations.
This 33-month conflict has left an incalculable number of scars on both sides.
The world around us is littered with an incalculable number of studies and reports on the alleged health benefits or detriments of everything we eat.
Despite such widespread destruction — and an incalculable number of deaths — almost no one on Avenue Poupelard seems to let himself cry, not even the children.
In string theory there is a 10-dimensional "landscape" of an almost incalculable number of different universes, each of which is a solution to the basic string equations with different properties and perhaps even dimensions.
In her eighties, Irma, who had once moved her family to the isolated farm and worked it herself, fed an incalculable number of cats at her back door every evening.
As the pop-cultural galaxy continues to freak out about the recent announcement that the Walt Disney Company was buying Lucasfilm, an incalculable number of Disney- Star Wars" mash-ups have maDisney- Star across the Internet.
Conservatives refused to invite Christie to CPAC, despite the fact that he is arguably the most conservative elected New Jersey governor in an incalculable number of years.
It was called the Laff Box, and it is responsible for an incalculable number of poor sitcom jokes being greeted with bursts of unearned, prerecorded laughter.
He is survived, as well, by many admiring colleagues, grateful students and an incalculable number of patients whose lives his labors helped preserve.
In September 2000, President Bill Clinton signed into law congressional bill number HR 4159, better known as Baylee's Law, which ensured glass protection that might have saved an incalculable number of lives on 19 April.
