Sentence examples for practically priceless from inspiring English sources

Such powerful branding is practically priceless, but, based on conversations with industry sources, we estimate that Google's brand alone is worth north of $2 billion.

The boosters, as they routinely do, go on to say that the free publicity the convention will generate is practically priceless, ignoring the fact that if New York City wasn't world famous already the convention wouldn't be there in the first place.

Letter was read at meeting from prominent Judge saying Buckner had practically made New York dry, which struck lawyers as priceless.

Last July processors announced a two-year moratorium on buying soya from deforested land.Putting a price on a priceless assetThe government's goal, says the federal secretary of biodiversity, João Paulo Capobianco, is "zero illegal deforestation" (practically the only kind these days).

It's priceless, priceless".

Just priceless.

Priceless jewels?

Too priceless!

Priceless slapstick.

Absolutely priceless.

Priceless chap.