Sentence examples for thought invaluable from inspiring English sources

The Adkins version of Trafalgar is unlucky to appear in such company, for in a normal year it would be thought invaluable itself, and it includes more illuminating diagrams (vastly important to an understanding of how ships and battle fleets operate) than all the other works, bar Knight's, put together.

"We've got to make sure that we nurture him through things, and the experiences that he's getting with us at the moment I think are invaluable for him.

Ms. Walter said she had not heard of any other schools conducting a survey like Boston University's, but she thought it was invaluable to better understand what students seek in higher education.

It was prepared to offer the lucky few the chance to make billions of dollars, in exchange for sharing what it thought was their invaluable risk-management expertise.The offer of minority stakes was accompanied by a slight crack in the Great Wall that China has built around its highly sensitive securities markets.

Beth Janson, executive director of the Tribeca Film Institute, said she thought Tribeca Teaches was invaluable for a generation constantly bombarded by moving images.

Hence, contemporaneous measurements of NO were thought to be an invaluable adjunct to exhaled CO2, as they may enable an integrated appreciation of the localized modulation of vascular tonus by NO suggestive of perfusion: ventilation imbalances.

Possibly, in parallel with the mainstream of research on core sets and on implementation of the ICF in health and social care systems, the ICF should be also thought of as an invaluable universal item bank, rather than a pure classification system lending itself to infinite sub-classifications made by piling up its items.

"If he is a player who is in the senior squad but he's not playing then I think it's invaluable for them to get experience of going to a tournament, it's invaluable for them to get time on the field, playing international football".

I think that's invaluable".

I think that's invaluable and I certainly learnt loads.

All social workers are credible, but when you're able to say to someone that you've been looking after these sorts of children for the past 28 years, I think that's invaluable.