Sentence examples for even invaluable from inspiring English sources

History is replete with examples of ideas which, while widely supported or even invaluable now, were ridiculed and dismissed... Pasteur's theory of germs... the telephone... heavier than air flying machines... computers.

Dogs can provide a sturdy, perhaps even invaluable, parenting foundation for couples, but nothing can fully prepare you for the ride that is parenting children.

If he did, he would know that the internet is terrific for this, and may even be invaluable.

Even for the invaluable screenplay fodder?

But law enforcement officials said mail covers and the automatic mail tracking program are invaluable, even in an era of smartphones and e-mail.

Thanks for watching, and thanks especially to Carine Patry, who says: "You are invaluable, even if your jokes are a bit poor".

Crane's deductive reasoning, knowledge of the arcane and dream-chats with his limbo-imprisoned witch-wife prove invaluable, even while he struggles with concepts such as indoor plumbing, voicemail and electric car windows.

As we rolled to a stop on an airport apron last week, Mr. Johnson said that adding to pilots' situational awareness was invaluable — even if it required an audible nag from a disembodied voice amid all the other distractions of a cockpit.

"They hang around because they are invaluable, even though the professor managing them knows they will never be academics," she says.

Some even represent an invaluable source of genetic material potentially useful in crop improvement.

Nevertheless, a presalvage chemotherapy biopsy may prove invaluable even in patients with elevated serum tumour markers, since HCG or AFP elevation may occur unrelated to MGCT.