Examples of 'proved invaluable' in a sentence
Meaning of "proved invaluable"
proved invaluable - demonstrated to be extremely useful or helpful
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The tank proved invaluable to the fighters.
And that training has proved invaluable.
It has proved invaluable to our family.
This slip of paper proved invaluable.
This data proved invaluable for identifying the effects.
The assistance provided by these external experts proved invaluable.
This experience has proved invaluable in my current role.
Proved invaluable in his work.
You would have proved invaluable.
This proved invaluable and certainly helped us achieve this excellent result.
Psychological considerations have proved invaluable to religious analysis.
This has proved invaluable in terms of the process whereby agreement was reached.
Their woodworking skills again proved invaluable to their survival.
An exchange of views with regard to the planning of a peacekeeping operation proved invaluable.
American money proved invaluable.
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This has proved invaluable time and again for those who have lived by it.
That training proved invaluable.
This proved invaluable to her as she quickly rose through the ranks of the UNSC.
Two practices proved invaluable.
To overcome these difficulties, two precautionary steps have proved invaluable,.
Facebook proved invaluable again.
And your experience as an actor must have proved invaluable.
These comments have proved invaluable time and again.
If my vanity had taken a musical turn, you would have proved invaluable.
Such surveys have proved invaluable in the broader peacekeeping area.
His proficiency in Gaelic politics proved invaluable.
She proved invaluable.
James Bamforths expertise with lantern slides proved invaluable in the film making.
These consultations proved invaluable in helping to inform all aspects of the mandate.
The documentation prepared by those organizations had proved invaluable to the Committee in its work.
These interactions proved invaluable for the advancement of the intergovernmental process.
The business savvy passed along by the instructor proved invaluable to James over the years.
This knowledge proved invaluable in his subsequent design and assembly of airplanes.
The assistance of the US Navy proved invaluable.
These reports have proved invaluable to those developing the full programme.
The elders were committed to the project, and their knowledge proved invaluable.
A dictionary proved invaluable.
The advice of these expert advisors - provided individually and in group discussions - proved invaluable.
Her example and assistance proved invaluable in establishing the new convent.
A multi-stakeholder approach bringing a range of expertise into play had proved invaluable in that transition.
All of these developments proved invaluable in helping to increase productivity during the year.
Such archives already exist in most advanced countries, and they have proved invaluable research instruments.
These skills have proved invaluable to our students in advancing their subsequent careers.
Brother Dreyer 's training and counsel proved invaluable.
Those experiences proved invaluable when the time came to take that final step.
The comments of the residents of Um al-Nasser proved invaluable.
This footage proved invaluable as a propaganda tool in American cinemas.
Furthermore, the knowledge of Polysoude 's welding specialists proved invaluable.
IRAP assistance proved invaluable to firms wanting to learn about specialized technologies.
Yes . And your experience as an actor must have proved invaluable.
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That has not proved to be the case
He proved himself no differenr rhan any arisrocrar
But his specter proved quite useful
Examples of using Invaluable
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Nuance is proving invaluable to achieving this goal
Invaluable jewels disappeared from the museum
This has been invaluable throughout the year
