Sentence examples for which are invaluable from inspiring English sources

Our ability to multitask does not diminish with age and it is the transferable skills of balancing family, friends and professional life which are invaluable in the workplace.

I often make use of the vast online libraries of animal footage, which are invaluable for figuring out how a character or creature should move.

It also has a huge trove of birth, death and marriage certificates and passenger lists of ships debarking in the harbor, which are invaluable to people searching out their genealogy.

Most people go through life gaining experiences which are invaluable to this type of work, such as good communication skills, empathy and the ability to think on your feet.

There is an urgent need to re-establish and maintain these sites, which are invaluable for providing essential information about forest structure and dynamics.

The survey teaches numerous lessons on each of the malfunctions which are invaluable for achieving trouble-free design and operation of distillation towers.

We were rehearsing in that space for three weeks, which was invaluable.

I stayed in school and would go back to being a normal kid after work, which is invaluable".

"And I had a little piece of film to work off of, which was invaluable to me because she's certainly not your average citizen.

The next step was a workshop in Chicago, which was invaluable because it gave me confidence that the piece could work.

It's also an opportunity to have some contact time with the people who will be teaching you, which is invaluable.