Sentence examples for invaluable benefit from inspiring English sources
A 2006 evaluation by the Justice Department, which is responsible for the program, concluded that even the limited program "provides an invaluable benefit to state vehicle administrators and the public community".
Radiopharmaceuticals should have become of invaluable benefit because they offer the most sensitive tools in the detection, diagnosis and targeted therapy of NCDs and also infectious diseases.
Nevertheless, their theatrical involvement had an invaluable benefit.
In their recently released book Stronger Together, Clinton and her running mate, Tim Kaine, astutely identify the culprit that has stolen the invaluable benefit of security.
Our Commander-in-Chief must call on Congress to stand firm in a bipartisan front against any cuts to this invaluable benefit.
An invaluable benefit to collecting data on mentoring programs at HBCUs is the much-needed contribution to the extremely limited research available on the experiences of African American men attending HBCUs.
This paper demonstrates the ease and invaluable benefits of applying simple Operations Research ORR) tools to a common and sensitive problem in health care.
Despite its invaluable benefits, there are some major drawbacks to respiratory drug delivery, the most important of which being poor delivery efficiency and relatively high drug deposition in undesirable regions, such as the mouth cavity.
The interaction among diverse and accomplished executive students, access to the Yale community, and our network of alumni leaders in every industry, are invaluable benefits as you develop your career.
In light of those invaluable benefits (and the pride that accompanies completing an arduous physical challenge), an active vacation can become an ideal way to spend your time off.
Trees provide invaluable benefits to the Big Apple: they reduce the rate of respiratory disease, increase property values, cool homes and sidewalks in the summer, block the harsh winds of winter, clean the air, absorb storm water runoff, and provide habitat and food for the city's wildlife.
