Sentence examples for untold loss from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, it raises some serious questions, like who is it that has been pumping arms into Syria – a good deal of which have ended up in the hands of Isis – stimulating a civil war there, causing untold loss of life, all to turn a Russian-aligned energy-rich nation into another puppet US state?

Or worse, an explosion in Seattle could result in an untold loss of human life and property damage if it were to occur downtown along the railroad tracks that run a stone's throw away from the stadiums where the Mariners and Seahawks play.

Although they are the exact culprits that caused the collapse of Enron with its untold losses for shareholders and pensioners, the Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB) saw fit to leave some loopholes in the post-Enron accounting reforms it instituted.

Between sips of Cherry Coke and bites of peanut brittle, he served up some wisdom that might have saved a lot of heartache (not to mention jobs and untold financial losses) had investors heeded it over the last decade: keep it simple.

It is estimated that one major flood event in August 2008 alone cost the city at least R 4.9 million (approximately USD 700,000) in damage just to coastal amenities (DiMP 2010) and its citizens untold indirect losses.

And that has cost the country and the world trillions of dollars, millions of jobs and untold financial losses to American families".

But significantly, it has also granted women like Nadine, who have suffered untold trauma and loss, the chance the focus on something proactive and positive.

To understand why mutual fund companies would grant special trading privileges to hedge fund investors, privileges that cost their long-term shareholders untold millions in losses, you have to recall the climate in the securities market in 2000, hedge fund executives say.

If Alusi does not retain his seat, it will be a loss of untold proportions for the people of Iraq.

And now, we are where we are because of Baucus' ridiculously naive notion that he could actually work with Republicans on health care, despite the fact that real health-care reform means near-permanent minority status for the GOP and a loss of untold millions for the party's well-heeled sponsors.

The plaintiffs' lawyers said the overcharges were widespread and caused monetary loss to an untold number of ratepayers.