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151. Programs such as this are an invaluable source of information and can be used time and time again.

152. The potato is an invaluable esculent.

153. Thank you for your invaluable help.

154. Use cases and the supporting artifacts are invaluable drivers for identifying and creating Unit, Function, System Integration, and User Acceptance tests.

155. The girl's motherliness made her invaluable in caring for the children.

156. For whatever reason , Harvey did hire me[sentencedict.com], and the experience proved invaluable.

157. The Greek civilization has left invaluable assets to humanity: the magnificent Palace of Knossos, the spectacular ruins of Mycenae and the imposing Acropolis of Athens, to name but a few.

158. When Skeeter decides to interview the maids, to finally tell their stories to the world, two women prove invaluable.

159. Many of the previous Speaking UNIX columns (see Resources) have presented the find command -- an invaluable utility for scanning and processing files or even the entire UNIX file system.

160. I also got invaluable support from Dr. Lloyd Hackley, the African-American chancellor of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, a predominantly black institution.

161. Baselines are also invaluable for planning, as you can correlate an anticipated or observed up-tick in usage to an expansion of resources.

162. To have a conversation with this large an audience is invaluable in helping us get where we need to go as a joint team.

163. If my vanity had taken a musical turn, you would have been invaluable, but as it is, I would really rather not sit down before those who must be in the habit of hearing the very best performers.

164. Ariana has honored me with her trust to do this work and I in return get to read invaluable information given to the circle of friends in Canada and Hawaii.

165. The Japanese quince is invaluable for early spring color when its bright orange-flame flowers stud the bare thorny stems for weeks.

166. A cohesive team environment and involvement in enjoyably challenging practices help children learn invaluable social and personal skills.

167. Like non-blocking I/O, I expect that many developers will never use the asynchronous I/O API directly, but those who do will find it invaluable.

168. A book that he considered valueless proved invaluable to the library.

169. Clytemnestra persuades Agamemnon to expend public wealth by treading upon delicate, invaluable fabrics, thereby destroying them, as a token of his triumph.

169. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

170. They are scavengers, which feed on dung and other decaying organic matter, and play an invaluable role in keeping the veld clean.

171. Information consumption is essentially a social flow of symbolic information, which meets the needs of today's complex social interaction and plays an invaluable part in social control.

172. The book is clearly thought practical computer applications and tertiary students invaluable reference book.

173. The conclusions are invaluable to establish and understand the base theory of LCM process.

174. Watermarks: Learn to make'em. They are invaluable for a mail scam.

175. The rhymes and jingles of Old Mother Goose are, at their best, invaluable literature for old and young, never to be outgrown.

176. This census is an invaluable resource for tracing family history.

177. The forest is invaluable, too, because it harbors unique and endangered animals like the kiwi and takahe, both flightless birds, and the kea, the only alpine parrot.

178. His poetry comes form the practice of revolution and war, represents the history of a heroical nation, plays an important role in Chinese cultural treasury which is invaluable and irreplaceable.

179. Both electrocardiograms and electroencephalograms are invaluable diagnostic tools in modern medicine.

180. Advance knowledge of anticipated weather conditions is invaluable for planning.