Sentence examples for invaluable purpose from inspiring English sources

The MDGs, which a British government enamoured of targets helped create, served the invaluable purpose of focusing minds and ministries on some basic human needs.

As evidence, President Clinton's speech served the invaluable purpose of building on a speech by Ray Kurzweil, the world renowned inventor and author of "The Singularity is Near", to drive home the idea that change is within reach and necessary, and that we must work together to achieve it.

In this regard, studies in animal models of arthritis serve an invaluable purpose by providing information that is directly relevant to human RA.

"Because it serves an invaluable educational purpose, and provides experiences that build not only awareness and appreciation for animals, but a passion to conserve them".

Derogatory ethnic labels, therefore, served the invaluable political purpose of strengthening cultural barriers between the rulers and the ruled.

Even so, it is invaluable for purposes of monitoring and spectroscopy.

Mouse (Mus musculus) models are invaluable for this purpose because they are one of the least expensive systems in which mammalian host-microbe relationships can be studied.

Retroviral IM has already proven to be invaluable for this purpose and transposon-mediated IM will broaden further its application to malignancies other than lymphomas and mammary tumours.

The programmability of the digital computer to handle a wide range of tasks along with the capability of rapid change to a new program has made it invaluable for these purposes.

"[Point-of-view] cameras are invaluable for legal purposes," he said.

These markers are invaluable for diagnostic purposes and may be novel targets for therapeutic intervention.