Less spectacular, but invaluable to many historians, are the local historical societies, county record offices, and the like, which have been established in many countries.
The very few remaining Caribbean reefs like GQ with fish communities that are more or less intact are invaluable.
This study would not have been possible without the good collaboration of the municipal veterinary office of Iringa, and even less so without the invaluable help of our co-workers Dr. Imam Mzimbiri, Elias Kugas, Kaneja Ibrahim and Wilhard Temu.
In the meantime, however, the benefits of running vehicles on fuel that costs less and is cleaner is invaluable for both taxpayers and the environment, officials said.
As a lesson to Declan Kidney's less experienced recruits, it was invaluable.
Edwards has written widely about Lewis over the past twenty years, and is responsible for no less than six volumes in the invaluable Black Sparrow Press editions of the writings.
Such an invaluable resource - yet less than 2% of it has been explored.
For a transgender child, a supportive family, much less a supportive community, is an invaluable privilege.
They were seen as more nutritious and beneficial to digestion than water, with the invaluable bonus of being less prone to putrefaction due to the alcohol content.
"You're only making it worse," he was told.Mr Geithner will not convince his most strident critics, but less obdurate readers will find his advice invaluable.
