Exemplos de uso de Incalculable damage em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This can cause incalculable damage for both parties.
These ideologies, which undermine traditional, social and religious values,threaten Asia's cultures with incalculable damage.
The problems are so huge and incalculable damage, when it is required to submit to the size of the Catholic universality quartieralismo.
Moreover, the enemy now possesses a new andterrible weapon with the power to destroy many innocent lives and do incalculable damage.
It is contained within an isolated area,it threatens to cause incalculable damage to itself and our facilities, jeopardizing hundreds of millions of dollars.
This summer, the torrential rains that lashed Germany and Austria as well as the Czech Republic and Romania,have caused incalculable damage.
If this is not done, incalculable damage is inevitably done throughout the economic process, not only economic damage but first and foremost damage to man.
Major concerns for human beings today have been issues related to the pollution of the environment,that every day generates incalculable damage.
Land grabbing in Colombia is causing incalculable damage to the environment and local communities. One witness to the growing problems is Liliana Marcela Vargas Vásquez, who will speak at… more.
Responsibility belongs to the company operating the plant, butit will hardly be able to compensate for the incalculable damages by itself.
When there is an effort to build progress and prosperity without reference to God,bringing incalculable damage to the dignity of the human person, the Church has a duty to remind people of what is essential.
Due to the extensive use of petroleum and its derivatives,often occur accidents involving oil spills that cause incalculable damage to ecosystems.
If this growth is not supported by methods that help ensure the quality of the generated code,the process of automation can bring incalculable damage due to the impossibility of maintaining the domain of systems functionality, which can become extremely complex to understand and to maintain.
In the years considered the overflow of this river occasioned flooding of considerable extension andleft the city in a state of public calamity and emergency with incalculable damage to the population.
ENANA source told Angop that the company is working to overcome the damage that has already caused incalculable damage to the companies and passengers involved in the incident that caused the change in the schedule of flights of different international companies and TAAG between at 10:00 a.m. and at 3:00 p.m. on March 4th.
The sheriff investigating a suspicious lawyer to forge his own kidnapping to escape the marriage claims he gave"incalculable damage" the bride and her family.
As far as our experience in Greece is concerned, the fires which raged across north-east Attica, Kithairona, Evia and other areas in Greece,causing incalculable damage, are the result of the arson policy of the EU and the alternating governments in our country, who desire the land, the forests and the mountain massifs as commodities of the capitalist economy.
At this time I must also address an affectionate thought to the dear peoples of Umbria andthe Marches who yesterday were stricken several times by a serious earthquake that caused incalculable damage to people and property.
It was originally published in Denmark where, according to Whitehouse,it had done"incalculable damage" and was"a revolutionary primer", in which"open rebellion against the'system', be it school, parents or authority generally, was openly advocated, while children were constantly exhorted to collect evidence against teachers of alleged injustices or anything which was likely to enhance revolution.
But any attempt to force a lower interest rate than that reflecting such voluntary savings causes incalculable damage and leads to depressions in the business cycle.
Interrupt problems of energy supply and increasing consumption of this, by the buildings, affecting the entire economy, causing areas of production and services suffer financial impacts,causing incalculable damage.
Cultures dominated by a predominantly masculine energy bent have been at the source of countless wars and of incalculable damages sustained by the environment of our living planet.
Throughout the course of almost 15 years, Cuba had a place of honor in its solidarity with the heroic people of Viet Nam, caught up in a barbaric and brutal war with the United States. That war killed four million Vietnamese, in addition to all those left wounded andmutilated, not to mention the fact that the country was inundated with chemical compounds that continue to cause incalculable damage.
Last night a bomb exploded in the very heart of Florence, near the Uffizi Gallery,causing six deaths and incalculable damage to the city's cultural and artistic treasures.
All of us, creatures transiting in the planets of third dimension, are susceptible to commit mistakes; however, to deny the revealing knowledge thrown by the Spirits to the humanity,it brings incalculable damages to all human beings.
The radioactive fallout following such an event then leads to contamination of foodstuffs and feedingstuffs that, if introduced to the food chain,can cause incalculable damage and contaminate entire areas for decades.
The CIR coordinator, Marinaldo Trajano, reveals that the indigenous people are not opposed to the farmers getting paid compensation, but they regret that many of them have polluted rivers and cleared forest areas,causing incalculable damage to the indigenous people.
When we talk about Peru today, we should never lose sight of what Peru looked like even as little as 10 years ago, and in what condition the country stood, when the acts of violence committed by criminal, terrorist organizations cost over 20,000 innocent people their lives, and did incalculable damage both to society and to the economy.
With tears in my heart, I nevertheless confidently assert that they erred profoundly in The Free Offer of the Gospel and died before they seem to have realized their error, which because of their justifiably high reputations for Reformed excellence generally,still does incalculable damage to the cause of Jesus Christ and the proclamation of his gospel.
The notorious accident in Baia Mare(which is in Romania, and here I must correct my colleague, Mr Posselt: it did not originate from Czechoslovakia, but rather from Romania, and then it contaminated both Hungary and Slovakia, and thus the former Czechoslovakia)caused incalculable damage, even up to 1 000 km or more away from where it occurred.