Sentence examples for invaluable context from inspiring English sources

Read "India Struggles to Deliver Enough Power," from The Times in April, for invaluable context.] It'd be great to think that renewable energy sources and distributed electricity generation could solve such problems, and they're great where they work.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00005.019 In conclusion, the human PRC2 structure presented here provides us with the first full picture of the molecular organization of this fundamental complex and offers an invaluable structural context to understand previous biochemical data.

Most industries are hyper-competitive, and companies need every advantage in order to win the day; a logo and brand, as the way those companies greet the world, is invaluable in that context.

We have found that the musical skills that are important in small ensemble playing are invaluable in the larger orchestral context and have fostered camaraderie and enhanced musicianship among our members.

Within the side there is recognition that the player who can deliver a well-struck 30 at an appropriate time, though deficient in Test match terms, can be invaluable in a limited-overs context.

It would have been invaluable to explore the cultural context of African patients from the perspectives of African nurses.

Its ability to scrutinise the trends in care and support burdens in different geographical contexts makes this an invaluable investment for Sweden in general and Swedish researchers in the ALC programme and their collaborators in particular.

In this context, isotope hydrology will provide invaluable aid.

Such development would further establish event-based monitoring as an invaluable public health resource that provides critical context and an alternative to traditional indicator-based outbreak reporting.

The four-day exercise whereby we explored, refined, and reached a general consensus on their meaning in the context of Uganda provided an invaluable foundation and helped cement the relationships within the primary stakeholders required for our ultimate success.

Such development would ensure that event-based monitoring further establishes itself as an invaluable public health resource that provides critical context and an alternative to more traditional indicator-based outbreak reporting.