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The universities we worked with found it invaluable to present evidence of current practice and expected demand from data surveys.

Ms. Hart said she could not estimate the sculpture's worth but called it invaluable to the museum.

This slogan is a little off-putting to someone like me, but I still found it invaluable to practice speaking in a supportive, low-stakes setting.

I have either internalised this process, or always heard my writing in my head and I've found it invaluable to switch from one form of voice to another.

For all sorts of security, safety and operational reasons, freight companies find it invaluable to know where their lorries are and what they are doing at any one time.

Fisher has found it invaluable to be at the trial, working the corridors with reporters, getting in a question here and there with the small army of lawyers and advisers the McCourts have brought to the case.

The Statistical Abstract is a hugely important resource; experts in a particular field may not need it, but it's invaluable to non-experts in need of basic information.

If you cannot separate emotions from sex it is invaluable to remember how many are perfectly capable of it.

It is invaluable to have a friend who shares your interests, and it helps you stay motivated.

"It is the most pristine ecosystem left on this earth... it is invaluable to scientists".

For everyone involved in developing a new opera, it's invaluable to have a foretaste of the work, to hear at least some of it performed live and get a sense of what's working and what not.