Sentence examples for still invaluable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orbit is still invaluable.

Unlike Unltd, Enterprise Inc was not focused on social enterprise however the help and support provided was still invaluable.

You still need to defend your box, make interceptions and kick the ball away – that's still invaluable.

The waxes are still invaluable for people who want to take an elaborate look at how the human body is put together, Corti said.

Although some of his judgments are no longer accepted, his studies of medieval, Renaissance, and Golden Age Spanish literature are still invaluable.

This journey yielded the following take-home messages: (1) The meticulous, but mostly neglected publications of Rose (1928) and Brockhaus (1940) are still invaluable for our understanding of the architecture of the mammalian insular cortex.

"An object or act can have a price and still be invaluable".

Johnson can still offer invaluable service to England for he now holds the post of Middlesex's assistant coach.

The political clubs of today's New York are not the boss-dominated powerhouses of old, but they still are invaluable in a campaign.

Earlier in the week, experts had warned the information seized – including names, addresses, date of birth, and email address of some of its four million customers – could still prove invaluable to criminals.

"Even if a particular player doesn't generate impressive individual statistics, he may still be invaluable in a game if the team tends to perform much better when he's playing," Davenport writes.