Sentence examples for incalculable use from inspiring English sources

"These brave soldiers are of incalculable use to a great many lonely bachelors in London".

Had the skirt-chasing Roger therefore been one of the Guards who Ackerley said were of "incalculable use to a great many lonely bachelors"?

Noteworthy, is the number of cases at the 0.25% fraction where the average enrichment factors were incalculable (using the equation described in the "Methods" section), as some actives as queries retrieved no negative hits in this fraction of top hits (Additional file 2: Figure S1; Additional file 3).

My point was that this showed the odds were incalculable; the banks' use of normal distribution models gave them the illusion that, like poker, they could work out the probabilities.

Secondly, 3% of subjects had triglyceride levels greater than 400 mg/dL (making LDL-C incalculable), and thus using LDL-C would have reduced the number of subjects available for our analysis.

It is also something that makes us incalculable for the prison administration.'30.

"The Brethren" features a superbrilliant C.I.A. chief with access to incalculable secret funds that he uses to elect a president who will be sufficiently combative toward the Russians.

The impact of all of the world's literature being searchable online is incalculable, but the methods being used by Google to accomplish that are a fascinating convergence of legacy and high tech systems.

He also knows that tax simplification will free an incalculable amount of brain power for use in more productive pursuits.

They are used as collateral in incalculable numbers of financial transactions, and form the bedrock of investment portfolios by pension managers who may be forced to sell them if they are judged to have gone into default.

"Reform" has been an opportunity for state managers and their godfathers in local government to swipe incalculable quantities of public property for their own use; what Xiao Geng, of Hong Kong University, calls the "privatisation of profits and socialisation of losses".