Examples of using Incalculable in English and their translations into Slovenian
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But perhaps those who point to the essentially incalculable consequences of its provisions being used by the European Court of Justice are right.
a human tragedy with incalculable consequences for the future development of these populations.
they carry other incalculable and long lasting dangers for humanity.
otherwise we will open up a gap that will have incalculable consequences for the future of the Union.
In the case of EIIs, the ETS could cause incalculable harm to the industry concerned, if not managed very carefully.
its consequences are incalculable and disastrous.
Yet even more serious is the possibility that we may be on the cusp of a worldwide tragedy of incalculable proportions, which may lead to hunger and death for millions of people.
full of rewards of incalculable value.”.
SBD provoke with this contingent, incalculable dimension of language,
Whatever the consequences to that end, they are incalculable to the preservation of the larger plan.
The fields and the air are poisoned, incalculable climate mercilessly strikes
The social and economic impact of alcohol abuse on Ireland as a whole is almost incalculable.
Althusser once wrote to his English translator that"my debt to Canguilhem is incalculable".
You know General, I'm convinced that these tours of yours have an incalculable effect upon the morale of these men.
has thus caused incalculable suffering.
has thus caused incalculable suffering.
our debt to him is incalculable.".
can cause incalculable damage and contaminate entire areas for decades.
Although within the market there is an"incalculable" variety of products for hair health,
the situation in which bluefin tuna fishing finds itself in the Mediterranean continues to cause incalculable economic damage to fishing communities.