Sentence examples for invaluable link from inspiring English sources

A constituency-based system, which provides an invaluable link between voter and MP, must be redrawn independently and fairly from time to time to adjust to change.

For policymakers like Rove, he provides an invaluable link to the Republican Party's conservative base, which is often suspicious of elected politicians and officeholders.

But for those who find themselves socially isolated, it can provide an invaluable link to family, friends and the wider world around them.

Having played the cello in the first performance of Verdi's "Otello," in 1887, Toscanini is also the invaluable link between the nineteenth century, when so much of the operatic repertory was written, and the modern opera house.

What does this invaluable link in the chain actually think about eating grouse on the Twelfth?

Nonlinear eddy viscosity and algebraic stress models are currently providing an invaluable link between the more common linear eddy viscosity turbulence models and the full differential Reynolds stress forms.

This section is invaluable; it links the Dust Bowl to ­present-day problems.

Dr Peter Holding at Sir William Borlase's Grammar School said: "Our goal is that no child should miss out on an opportunity owing to lack of finance and we try to help parents find funding for such trips, which we think provide our students with invaluable experiences linked to their studies".

These latest developments show that neuroimaging is invaluable in linking brain function and activity to form.

The student-led clinic is an invaluable and sustainable link between students, health care professionals, community based organisations, the university, and the community.

The UNE/Coledale student-led clinic was an invaluable and sustainable link between students, health care professionals, community based organizations, the university, and the community.