Sentence examples for make him invaluable from inspiring English sources

He says Kittles's defense and intelligent play -- he is second in the league in steals-to-turnover ratio (1.65) -- make him invaluable.

However, he has quickly demonstrated a penchant for versatility and that could make him invaluable in the Bronx.

"People talk just about his offense, but I think he also has a wonderful outlook on basketball and life and I think that spirit will make him invaluable," Van Gundy said of D'Antoni.

It's like cheating on a test, the [opposing] coaches are giving you the answers and telling you what to expect". The result of all that work manifests in Khajarian's sharp instincts that make him invaluable to Rome and Bledsoe when he's on the field.

His ability to pitch multiple innings in October, the way the pioneering closers did, has made him invaluable.

His ability to cover a huge amount of ground makes him invaluable against both the run and the pass.

His fearless, candid and deliberate style made him invaluable to our Company faced with both startup and new technology challenges.

His ability to be a possession receiver or big play option makes him invaluable to any receiver-needy offenses.

Father Vitaglione received an award from the Justice Department in 1995 for his "unique role and hard work" that made him "invaluable to the immigration judges in New York".

None of this should have mattered: his gift for leaving full-backs on their backsides and delivering dangerous crosses made him invaluable to any team.

Soufan's language skills, his relentlessness, and his roots in the Middle East made him invaluable in helping the F.B.I. understand Al Qaeda, an organization that few Americans were even aware of before the embassy bombings.