Sentence examples for Very invaluable from inspiring English sources

Intermediate care to me is probably the gap between acute service and a patient being allowed to be discharged home … I do find it a very very invaluable service really and it ' s local, that means a lot to people as well".

Their wisdom can be very invaluable and you can learn a lot from them! Don't worry if you aren't an incredible gunfighter right away! Practice makes perfect, and even the best and fastest gunslingers miss every now and then.

Afterward comes a brief "Overview of the Moral Virtues and Vices," a very extensive and invaluable glossary, a list of "Key Greek Terms," an index of proper names and at last a detailed "general index".

"His considerable personal strengths proved to be invaluable during very difficult economic times".

My contact with the Deutsches Tagebucharchiv (German diary archive) has been invaluable and very rewarding.

Andy Palmer, the CEO at Aston Martin is one example; having a male perspective when you doing a very "female" thing is invaluable.

As I was Roy's junior minister then, he asked me to see if David Steel, who had come top in the ballot for private members' bills, would take up abortion law reform, which he did enthusiastically and very skilfully, but with invaluable Home Office support.

For many years, ALS data were invaluable and very precise source of information about forest sites.

"Finding that space in Chicago that let me feel comfortable was, thinking back, invaluable and very cool," he says.

An invaluable cause very dear to Georgia Nomikos is reflected in her personal belief in preserving the Hellenic language and ideals, as well as the identity and knowledge, for generations to come.

For last, but not least, the authors are very thankful for the invaluable comments of the anonymous referees.