Sentence examples for Especially invaluable from inspiring English sources

But he proved especially invaluable in matters going beyond technique.

Predictive analytics tools are especially invaluable in terms of developing superhero sales strategies.

His show was especially invaluable during the historic Sonia Sotomayor hearings.

Brett McGurk, the special presidential envoy for the coalition fighting Islamic State, said the Manbij data trove has been especially invaluable.

These procedures may be especially invaluable to programs dealing with the last remaining wild founders from a population that has become extirpated from the wild, given that some domestication selection in capacity is likely unavoidable in such cases.

Unesco's director general, Koichiro Matsuura, said: "The death of a language leads to the disappearance of many forms of intangible cultural heritage, especially the invaluable heritage of traditions and oral expressions of the community that spoke it – from poems and legends to proverbs and jokes".

"We are honored to have world-class investors who support our goal of reducing global cancer mortality through early detection — especially the invaluable support we received from Illumina during our start-up phase — and we look forward to the next phase of our growth," Grail CEO and former Google executive Jeff Huber said.

His portraits of actors (especially Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud and Paul Scofield) are invaluable, personalized cameos.

Former colleagues said the insight it afforded him on the financial services sector is invaluable especially now.

A 6am start for swim sessions is tough but the open water practice is invaluable, especially in the dreaded washing machine-like mass start.

The continued engagement and commitment of students, staff and community partners to respond to the specific needs of undocumented students has been invaluable, especially given the complex legal issues.