Sentence examples for being eminent from inspiring English sources

Combining these results with the results from the current work, Jones says, "creates a nuanced picture of how eminence is protective when there is uncertainty, but when there's a real scandal, being eminent doesn't help".

This inactivation, coupled with nuclear expulsion of AKT, has a considerable effect on rightful functioning of many tumor suppressor proteins, FOXO3a being eminent among them, which is otherwise phosphorylated (at multiple Serine, Threonine residues) and deactivated by active nuclear AKT (the ultimate fate of the phosphorylated FOXO3a is proteasomal degradation, following nuclear expulsion).

"Beckmann was eminent and out of fashion," Mr. Storr added.

His qualifications for this pivotal position were eminent.

Two were eminent but ageing Communist academics, and one a Hong Kong businessman.

The crux of the connection is the friendship between their fathers, who were eminent composers.

The bees generally keep to themselves but if a threat is perceived, attack is eminent.

Lyell, Hooker and Darwin were eminent insiders in the closed world of Victorian metropolitan science.

The resulting list was eminent, uptown and overwhelmingly male (with the sole exception of Libby Larsen).

This is eminent physicist Professor Paul Davies's response to the question: Is time travel scientifically possible?

Columbia University and Eminent Domain To the Editor: The most contentious issue facing the Columbia University expansion plan is eminent domain.