Sentence examples for inestimable service from inspiring English sources
Nine days after the Vicksburg surrender (which occurred on July 4 , 1863, he sent Grant a "grateful acknowledgment for the almost inestimable service" he had done the country.
His clear vision of new drugs and the place they would achieve in practice were invaluable to The Medical Letter and an inestimable service to the medical community.
Rimsky-Korsakov rendered an inestimable service to Russian music as the de facto editor and head of a unique publishing enterprise financed by the Russian industrialist M.P. Belyayev and dedicated exclusively to the publication of music by Russian composers.
When Virago Modern Classics brought Rosamond Lehmann back into print in the early 1980s, they did an inestimable service not only to readers, but to Lehmann's reputation and (this being a matter of record) her personal self-esteem.
The new movie Lincoln does the inestimable service of telling that tale of the Civil War, not as a tragedy, but as the founding of our country as one truly "dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal".
This is the inestimable value of a good service.
And in this, of course, the U.S. has the inestimable advantage of enjoying the closest possible cooperation with Israeli intelligence services.
If the outsourcing enterprise can't carry on the analysis, appraisal and control of producer services outsourcing sufficiently, then the outsourcing enterprise not only can't obtain benefits, but also has the inestimable loss from the outsourcing.
The emotional and social costs are inestimable.
These graduates possess something of inestimable value.
