Sentence examples for although eminently from inspiring English sources

Although eminently targetable using small molecules, kinases present a number of challenges as drug targets, not least obtaining selectivity across such a large and relatively closely related target family.

Corbulo, although eminently successful thought it prudent to use his good fortune with moderation.

Although eminently logical, because antibiotics can initiate CDI, to our knowledge, adverse effects of CAs on CDI outcomes have heretofore not been reported.

Although "an eminently dislikable document," Ryan writes, Mill's Essay on Government "has virtues that ought not to be neglected".

Although Jacob was eminently qualified, he never became a rabbi.

But, although it was eminently kickable, Jones pulls it to the right and Afeaki's handbagging goes unpunished.

Although this may seem eminently logical, certain difficulties may arise.

Milstein contends that the suit against the N.F.L. is eminently winnable, although the league begs to differ.

But although synth pop was eminently more progressive and daring, it's the punk rockers whom everybody looks back on with intense fondness and admiration.

Both were eminently tonal, although Mr. Adolphe's piece overlaid the chorus with neurotic whirlings from Mr. Macomber's violin and a solo tenor line belted out by Brian Register, and both evinced a certain uniformity.

And, at $75 a night, it was eminently affordable, although I had to forgo an en suite bathroom and embrace the unexpected thrill of walking down the hall — in nothing but my Adidas and my Ace hooded bathrobe — to the sparkling shared (but private) showers.