inestimably

Your responses and decisions are inestimably assisted by such history.

Each lamp must be taken apart and cleaned of soot, an inestimably long process.

He never allowed his associates to forget that his time was inestimably more valuable than theirs.

The records themselves, meanwhile, are inestimably valuable.

Ah, but Gove has the inestimably powerful advantage that he isn't you.

The adoption of the regulation on construction products represents an inestimably significant step forward for the entire European construction sector.

Words like "responses" and "inestimably" are vague.

But caving in to Slobodan Milosevic would be inestimably worse.

Their ancestry, blood, genes, and parentage, are of the lowest level, and an inestimably low one at that.

He is inestimably dangerous.

Chaeron, I am inestimably disappointed in you!"

And if Amy is in need of help and if you were able to locate her, I think we'd all be inestimably in your debt.'

Far better for you to remain on Trantor and continue your inestimably valuable studies, while lesser men and women exile themselves on Terminus.

She can be inestimably useful in locating and assessing mineral deposits, and irrespective of the benefit to us, Acorna needs to feel useful.

But he continued his behind-the-scenes leadership of the outlaw militias that roamed the city at will and held the inestimably productive mines in the countryside by force of arms.

When each campaign is over, win or lose, the factory will never be exactly the same again, the workers will be inestimably changed, and the organizers will be altered, too.

If any lesson could be drawn from the ordeal, many relatives said, it was that losing a loved one was difficult enough but that having a loved one murdered was inestimably worse.

I watch the men and women as they crowd along the streets or sit in their cars and vans and buses and trucks, and their freedom seems inestimably precious, exotic and vicariously intoxicating.

Members of both these groups are so inestimably black and facially resemble excreta to the extent that that they are known to make people outside of their low creed throw up till their innards come out.

This inestimably valuable heritage must be protected and, while we certainly need to be prepared to respond to forest fires, I feel it is essential to balance the allocation of resources across fire prevention, detection and actual fire fighting.

QUESTION FROM JANIEJANER: "It might replace everything," Ternovskiy says of his computer-I find that inestimably sad.

This is an inestimably huge step forward in terms of setting an example in a country where the sense of the individual is acutely developed but where these is an embarrassing void where a sense of civic pride should be.

Gould revered Bach: "[he was] first and last an architect, a constructor of sound, and what makes him so inestimably valuable to us is that he was beyond a doubt the greatest architect of sound who ever lived".

On the part of Paaaeua it was an affair of social ambition; when he agreed to receive us in his family the man had not so much as seen us, and knew only that we were inestimably rich and travelled in a floating palace.

He was raised by his adoring sister Cecilia, or Cis, establishing a pattern whereby he endured the Sturm und Drang of his inestimably volatile life with the relief provided by numerous protectors, guides and admirers.