Sentence examples for Highly eminent from inspiring English sources

The general had been examined by four highly eminent medical experts.

This is the fourth edition of a well-known and respected textbook of Oncology by two highly eminent authors.

(A few months ago, I was amazed to hear it expressed, in the strongest terms, from another highly eminent microbiologist).

Professor Carucci is an eminent and highly respected historian and archivist, who has directed Italy's most important collection of public records with considerable distinction for over five years.

Unlike Newton, who made little effort to explain and justify fluxions, Leibniz, as an eminent and highly regarded philosopher, was influential in propagating the idea of infinitesimals, which he described as infinitely small actual numbers that is, less than 1/n in absolute value for each positive integer n and yet not equal to zero.

Not long ago, for example, some eminent and highly respected philosophers were arguing that distribution laws of classical logic itself must be abandoned because they could not be reconciled with certain interpretations of quantum mechanics (note: not that they could not be reconciled with empirical data, but that they were irreconcilable with certain scientific theories to interpret those data).

Franz Kneisel, the Boston Symphony's eminent concertmaster, has highly recommended Mahler; Higginson is surely correct in surmising, "I... should not expect to have any peace with him".

On 22 December 2012, a judicial committee headed by J. S. Verma, a former Chief Justice of India and one of India's most highly regarded Chief Justices and eminent jurists, was appointed by the Central government to submit a report within 30 days to suggest amendments to criminal law to sternly deal with sexual assault cases.

They suggest that economists, in fact, agree on quite a lot but that the public is resolutely unimpressed when they do.Several papers draw on the results of a weekly survey of 41 eminent economists from seven highly regarded university departments, which the University of Chicago has been running since September 2011.

The Philharmoniker joins a highly distinguished roster of UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors and Eminent Advocates, who help focus attention on the world's most vulnerable children.

It was a rigorous study conducted by highly qualified researchers at a pre-eminent, mainstream medical institution.