inestimable

Their value today is inestimable, but thought to be at least ten times that.

All human life is held to be of equal and inestimable value.

But you have not the less done me an inestimable kindness.

Put together, their information should have been of inestimable value to Moscow.

They are of inestimable value in both financial and scholarly terms.

What thanks did you ever give him for that inestimable service of awareness?

The potential damage of that is, as you can imagine, inestimable.

It will be of inestimable value to me in my work."

But why did he do you such an inestimable favor?"

The inestimable loss of his vision and humanity will be felt by us all.

Yet those days, acting on the village stage and making love, had seemed of inestimable value!

And if he succeeded, something of inestimable value would be gained.

Experts agree the impact on marine life will be inestimable.

Its value in the sun of these latitudes is inestimable.

Your wife has been of inestimable value to him.

These contributions add inestimable value to the economy in today's ever more sophisticated world.

And we know the inestimable value of support systems.

That is of inestimable value and helps peoples to live together in peace.

The role of women is inestimable; yet their abilities and potential are not appreciated.

The arms you brought will be of inestimable value.

The family band lasted from 1927 to 1943, and it was of inestimable importance to American music.

Teaching your children to skate can be one of life's inestimable pleasures.

My intimacy with such a man ought to have been, and I hope was, an inestimable benefit.

The son, however, lacked one inestimable advantage which had been possessed by the father.

We will treasure and honor our memories of his inestimable friendship.