Meanings of incalculable harm in anglès

But we must be discreet; untimely knowledge to our enemy might work incalculable harm.

It is a profane, immoral book, and will do incalculable harm if it is published.

If I am quoted, it will do incalculable harm.

That doctrine has done incalculable harm, wrought incalculable injury.

Photo: RNZ Judge Denys Barry told Ross that his hubris has done incalculable harm to vulnerable people.

If the evangelical message encourages, condones, or permits this divorce, it becomes an instrument of incalculable harm.

Just at present, from the political point of view, such an investigation would do me incalculable harm.

She'd inflicted incalculable harm on others.

Together too they did incalculable harm, morally and socially, among the upper strata of Roman society at home.

She has done Margaret incalculable harm.

This hypothesis, however, does incalculable harm.

The idea is a daring one and, if the plan had succeeded, it would have done us incalculable harm.

A man evilly disposed, like Plant, could have worked incalculable harm for others and great financial benefit to himself.

The report said the policy is inflicting incalculable harm on asylum seekers, straining bilateral relationships, and damaging Australia's international reputation.

So far from benefiting the South, he did it incalculable harm, for the North was thoroughly aroused by the deed.

And he knew when he laid the letter down that in Dr. Jim's opinion his presence might do incalculable harm.