| The effect of what he did for English education has been incalculably great. |
| By 1897, the presumable date of Stoker's novel, the numbers are incalculably vast. |
| Euro-zone paralysis would be incalculably more dangerous, he says. The diplomatic consequences of a crumbling euro are perilous too. |
| Acid rain has by now become an incalculably more effective destroyer of trees than the axe or saw. |
| Set pieces of urban architecture, logos and passers-by float incalculably and vertiginously towards the viewers. |
| This will often result in incalculably small amounts of possible infectivity potentially remaining in the final product. |
