Sentence examples for find invaluable from inspiring English sources

In addition to the undeniable tangible  benefits, it's also the networking with others that designers find invaluable.

One particular focus within this area that many graduates will find invaluable is the ability to write computer programmes incorporating a graphical user-interface (GUI).

Scholars in a variety of disciplines - including historians of art, music, science, literature, politics and religion - find invaluable resources in the Library's collection.

In these videos, Using the Case Method to Teach Public Policy, you'll find invaluable insights into the art of case teaching from one of HKS's most respected professors, Jose A. Gomez-Ibanez.

"There are other telestroke services, including East of England, Yorkshire and Humber, but we think this is the only one with a managed service and help desk, which we find invaluable," claims Kathy Blacker, director of Lancashire and Cumbria cardiac and stroke network.

He worked at first in the composing room, then as a reporter, and was presently made assistant to the business manager, Franc M. Paul--a rehearsal in each of the three departments of newspaper-making which he was soon to find invaluable.

"What I found invaluable was moral support," she said.

Both of these things I have found invaluable to my recuperation.

Are there any that you have found invaluable to your company?

Answering her own question she told me, "You've got to get the message out on the doorstep in 50 words and in less than a minute" - campaign advice I found invaluable.

Unwrapping their presents from Louise, Tim and the children, they found copies of Going Green by Vivian Head, a selection of tips which the Barkers have found invaluable in working out how to turn their household into an energy-saving machine.