But the most profound societal impact stems from the staggering loss of life itself and its inestimable toll on victims' families and loved ones.
As at any Olympics, there are pin-traders bartering those little enameled insignia that for some collectors take on inestimable value.
Yet, in spite of the financial woes of individual companies, VFX-driven movies have come to constitute the overwhelming majority of blockbusters, taking on inestimable cultural significance in the process.
His early designs and research made an inestimable impact on today's powerful and indispensable machines.
What's clear is that, for better or for worse, its policies have an inestimable impact on the world, as do those of its partners.
When Alfred Eisenstaedt died, in 1995, at the age of ninety-six, his career had spanned the entire history of history of photojournalism, and his work for Life magazine had an inestimable influence on the form.
April 26 , 1774Angermunde, Germany March 4, 1853 Berlin, Germany Leopold, Baron von Buch, (born April 26 , 1774 Angermünde, Prussia died March 4, 1853, Berlin) geologist and geographer whose far-flung wanderings and lucid writings had an inestimable influence on the development of geology during the 19th century.
But through its ultimate successor, the Actors Studio, the Group was to have an inestimable effect on American acting, and in its visionary approach to a theater run by the artists themselves it would remain a model to other aspiring companies.
Tensile stresses in laminated rubber bearings can create expandable cavities and cause damage to spread inside the rubber, which may lead to inestimable impact on the mechanical performance of the isolators.
The obvious reason, as the court itself pointed out in 1982 in Plyler v. Doe, is that "illiteracy is an enduring disability" that will "handicap" children "each and every day" of their lives and take "an inestimable toll" on their "social, economic, intellectual and psychological well-being" for the rest of their lives.
