Sentence examples for incalculable service from inspiring English sources

"I think he's done an enormous service, incalculable service, it can't be overestimated, to this democracy.

He bought a scrapbook in 1864 and proposed "to fill it with the newspaper history of the times, which if I can preserve it until the war is ended, will be of incalculable service to me" in showing the contradictions he had found among stories.

Attack on America The diabolical duplicity of Japan has rendered the United States an incalculable service: it has welded, united all the people, has aroused their righteous indignation, has incited our fighting spirit to the pitch of a hurricane-driven prairie fire.

As a nation and as individuals, we must thank you and by proxy all the grandmothers in this nation who provide incalculable services to their grandchildren.

Their worth as water suppliers, water purification services, medicine chests and food sources in a country that can't afford the most basic services is incalculable.

They were of almost incalculable value to the public service".

In Nigeria Catholic priests have so embraced the habits of their evangelical competitors that the Cardinal of Lagos recently warned them about the "incalculable damage" being done to services by "unorthodox spontaneous prayers by all the faithful at the same time".Has the same competitive spirit gripped other religions?

The wider costs of Balls's actions – the traumatic effect on safeguarding, helping trigger an unsustainable rise in the number of children referred to social services, most of them unnecessarily – is incalculable.

As austerity begins to bite hard and resources become stretched, the treatment of drug users is hardly a coalition spending priority, yet in the long run, the good that places like Park View, Art & Soul and other services in Merseyside and elsewhere do, is incalculable.

There was a consequent output decline of more than 6percentt of GDP -- that's 6percentt of the now $16 trillion in goods and services that were never produced, while some 8 million workers lost their jobs causing incalculable damage to families and communities.

The losses of two important confidants — former Senator Tom Daschle's withdrawal as Mr. Obama's choice for health and human services secretary amid a tax controversy, and Senator Edward M. Kennedy's long illness and death — have been "incalculable" setbacks for pushing legislation through Congress, said a top aide to Mr. Obama.