Sentence examples for were of inestimable value from inspiring English sources

But in the short, brutish lives of our ancestors, these tools were of inestimable value.

The size of a hen's egg, it was of inestimable value.

Europe is of "inestimable value" to the company and, he believes, to its customers.

Her dedication and expertise has been of inestimable value to generations of children in our foster care agency.

In the following century the work of Aristotle, regarded as the first great biologist, was of inestimable value to medicine.

Pam believes the projects have been of inestimable value – not least as they allowed her and Richard to engage in an environment that wasn't just about "caring".

Even so, especially against the background of the increasing ghastliness of other aspects of twenty-first-century campaigning, the debates are of inestimable value.

The initial discovery, which was made by Dmitry I. Mendeleyev in the mid-19th century, has been of inestimable value in the development of chemistry.

They worked together on the films "Shampoo" and "Bulworth," but Mr. Furth was an adviser to him as well, Mr. Beatty said: "His intelligence was of inestimable value to me in the work I've done".

Although the Principia was of inestimable value for later mechanics, it would be reworked by researchers on the Continent and expressed in the mathematical idiom of the Leibnizian calculus.

All participants in the roundtable agreed that studying music at higher education equips students with a spectrum of transferable skills that are of inestimable value in the workplace, but equally that higher education institutions need to do more to avoid music students being, in the words of one contributor, "justified entirely by their relevancy to non-music spheres".