Sentence examples for to invaluable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of great value; costly, precious, priceless.
BP's pocket change buys it legitimacy and access to invaluable advertising space.
Mr. Ward's professional relationships at Nike led to invaluable 3-D design and parts-rendering support.
With this pocket change, BP buys legitimacy, access to invaluable advertising space, and masks its role in destroying indigenous lands, arming dictatorships and wrecking our climate.
All that can lead to invaluable information about therapeutic intervention or drug toxicity.In general, notes Mr Bodovitz, interaction chips are best suited for high throughput analysis.
The documentary charts the journey with too-brief but touching portraits of cast members like Mandy Gonzalez, whose experience as the child of immigrants was put to invaluable use to portray her character, Nina.
In addition to invaluable contributions to U.S.-Japan relations as a business leader and former Ambassador to Japan, we are grateful for his lasting participation in Society activities, including support of our 2007-08 centennial.
Having access to the sounds used in the film proved to be invaluable to help us convey this".
"Larry King continues to be invaluable to CNN," said a network spokeswoman, Christa Robinson.
Expected to be invaluable to scientists studying climate change.
The scanning of the oesophagus proved to be invaluable to exclude oesophageal intubation.
Of course indepth sampling of thaumarchaeota and korarchaeota is going to be invaluable to this endeavor.
