Sentence examples for inestimable importance from inspiring English sources

Echoing throughout the palace was the inestimable importance of opium, which was produced legally in Vietnam until 1993.

The college's president, CHRISTOPH M. KIMMICH, said the gift was "of inestimable importance to an underfunded public institution such as Brooklyn College".

He understands Coney Island's inestimable importance to show business history, to the festive spirits who, say, populate its annual Mermaid Parade, and to working-class families, who must never be deprived of access to its singular pleasures.

This was of inestimable importance for the history of the period from about 600 to 850, since it was to Italy and to Rome that the people of northern Europe looked for direction and for example.

But now and then our vast intelligence network brings in news of such inestimable importance that we must share it with our readers, no matter what empires it may topple.

Chief among them was the inestimable importance of valuing human experience and searching for the emotional logic underlying even apparently bizarre and crazy behavior.

They have no knowledge or emotions for the inestimable value of human health and the priceless importance of the natural world.

His contributions to many of our most important projects have been inestimable.

He was either too modest or too unaware of the reach and importance of his programmes ever to vaunt his achievements, but they were inestimable.

Trees are an inestimable resource in various industries such as wood, pulp, paper, biofuel and other useful material of commercial importance [ 1].

Its importance in nurturing performance – in education and in the sustenance of the western classical music (and other) traditions – is inestimable.