Sentence examples for some inestimable from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the geomagnetic indices have some inestimable advantage as continuous series other the irregular solar wind measurements.
It's like, does it really matter which one we pick?" Limit one: you're born Limit two: you're gone The limits in between are real or make-believe Minutes, weeks, and years Some imagined fears Inestimable lot: we're here and then we're not.
As at any Olympics, there are pin-traders bartering those little enameled insignia that for some collectors take on inestimable value.
The actual number of parasitic organisms on earth is likely inestimable and certainly debatable; some researchers have postulated that 40% of the species in any location are parasitic.
To aid the discussion of precipitation, we present below some of pluvial terms to be found in the inestimable "Oxford English Dictionary".
Inestimable percentiles (shown as "—" in the table) occur for some of the lower percentiles because of the degree of nondetects that occur.
The emotional and social costs are inestimable.
These graduates possess something of inestimable value.
What that's worth is inestimable.
Her influence on McQueen is inestimable.
