Sentence examples for invaluable from from inspiring English sources

It was, he says, generous and invaluable from then on in his career.

His exhaustive bibliography, nearly 1,800 footnotes and innumerable interviews make his book invaluable from a documentary point of view.

The sense of fulfillment, and of having gained something invaluable from the experience, was common among the students.

"I wouldn't change anything," she said, "The experience was invaluable, from the people we met to the plants I learned about".

Yes, recorded music is invaluable from an emotional standpoint.

The long-term tracking of what is happening in Canada is invaluable from prevention, intervention, treatment and policy perspectives.

As a fully-networked KTP, ZAMFOHR has benefited from the innovations of other KTPs, from funding opportunities and partnerships, and from invaluable technical support from both African and northern colleagues.

We learned invaluable lessons from our research and from the experiences of other organizations and funders.

Enlisting techniques from traditional Japanese theater (with invaluable help from the puppet artist Basil Twist), this visually exquisite production becomes an exalted communal ritual of redemption.

Suffering from a bad stammer, she received invaluable support from some others, eventually serving her time as an effective chairman – her word – of the weekly Tribunal.

Iraq's Ministry of Health is organizing the MMR campaign as part of Iraq's long-term Measles Elimination Plan, with support from UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) and invaluable financing from the European Commission.