Sentence examples for it immeasurably from inspiring English sources

As if the corporate stranglehold on American democracy were not tight enough, the Supreme Court strengthened it immeasurably with its Citizens United decision, which greatly enhanced the already overwhelming power of corporate money in politics.

Maintaining a rural setting, with each worker's house complete with fresh water, sanitation and a gas supply, it immeasurably improved the lives of its new residents.

"But Saddam helped it immeasurably in the long run.

This is a difficult balancing act, and Cardinal Keith O'Brien made it immeasurably more difficult at the weekend.

We have always valued it immeasurably, tried to honour it as best we could and can only say thank you to you all very deeply and sincerely.

As grave as their situation already was, they say, Britain — their old friend, NATO ally and trading partner — made it immeasurably worse.

But in its concentration it's immeasurably thrilling.

It helps immeasurably to sell films, but it's hardly the Nobel prize".

It helps immeasurably that donors can begin to see what it is they are paying for.

However, not only can feedback given in a supportive way be honest, it is immeasurably more effective than blunt criticism in three critical ways: It motivates performance, is less likely to be misinterpreted, and uplifts rather crushing employees.

Chris Taylor: "It helps immeasurably when an acerbically humoured but kindly uncle shows you the wonder and absurdity of it all".