Sentence examples for inestimable number from inspiring English sources

But on summer weekends, that swells to an inestimable number (not counting houseguests).

This is a song I've listened to an inestimable number of times and I've never once heard that before.

In modern times, condoms, which until the 1960s were made from animal gut, have allowed generations of couples to avoid unwanted pregnancies and saved an inestimable number of lives by preventing the spread of diseases such as Aids.

However, there are an inestimable number of children who face abuse and violence in Nigeria that are not as lucky as Musa who sadly do not survive.

It came in an inestimable number of varieties that differed in color, texture, size and prestige, and was eaten as corn tortillas, tamales or ātōlli, maize gruel.

Due to large scale German migration in the late 19th century, there were also an inestimable number of people of German origin, many of whom maintained an affinity for their ancestral roots.

Inestimable numbers of people have been wounded, tortured, and imprisoned, and nearly seven million have been internally displaced — the highest number of any country.

The odds ratio for this effect is inestimable as the numbers of controls with high IgM OD = 0.

The approach to our needs assessment is conservative: in the face of uncertainty and a number of inestimables described above, it will under-rather than over-estimate need.

During the Cultural Revolution an enormous number of cultural treasures of inestimable value were seriously damaged or destroyed, and the practice of many arts and crafts was prohibited.

The second assumption was made in order to minimize the number of unknown and currently inestimable parameters in our model.