Sentence examples for invaluable message from inspiring English sources

The invaluable message that soccer also requires hard work is the maxim of Alex Ferguson, the veteran manager of Manchester United.

The invaluable message that soccer also requires hard work is the maxim of Sir Alex Ferguson, the veteran manager of Manchester United.

As one viewer so succinctly put it, "It is neither great nor British!" If it were to disavow the production and consumption of foie gras, the BBC would send an invaluable message to its viewers, not to mention save the lives of some of the fascinating birds I used to educate people about on its broadcasts.

They lobbied the Australian government to protect the Coral Sea Islands off Queensland, and their films about the wreck of the Yongala, one of the world's top diving sites, and the Great Barrier Reef proved invaluable in promoting their message.

Inserting payments made through Tipjoy into your Twitter stream can be an invaluable way to spread the message about what it is you're buying or donating to, much like sharing your activities, digital media you like and applications you use can spread virally through social networking sites like Facebook.

There were some Twitter users without pre-existing profiles whose messages – often providing an invaluable insight or amusing comment – received more than 500 retweets.

With the ongoing issue of a new stadium and a limited-capacity White Hart Lane, a message of intent would be invaluable.

A Marine officer sent Mr. Sarich an e-mail message saying the Phraselator was invaluable in befriending Iraqis and in persuading them to reveal local caches of weapons and identify guerrilla fighters.

Discussions about the show buzzed on internet message boards, giving the producers invaluable insight into its reception, and even allowing them to misdirect or seed ideas based on the fans' response.

"YC helps you to focus on your messaging and their help is invaluable".

The experiential knowledge of the participants was invaluable when discussing the focus of research messages.