Sentence examples for eminent at from inspiring English sources

Herein, a question may rise from these findings in E50K mice: why is neuronal degeneration eminent at the peripheral retina, not at the central retina?

Yet this time last year Patten was regarded as pre-eminent at the BBC.

James, who was pre-eminent at speaking three tangential thoughts from a single mouthful, and who, furthermore, kept up a mutual affection where the others did not, wrote a friend in terms that work to this day.

But Latin was once just as pre-eminent, at least in Europe.

The book has two main protagonists, the author himself, an eminent economist at the University of Texas at Austin, and his friend and colleague Yanis Varoufakis.

That's a reminder that Mr. Bernanke — an eminent scholar at Princeton before he arrived at the Fed — is certain to be judged by complex criteria.

You're an eminent philosopher at the University of Chicago.

No, according to Professor Adrian Owen, an eminent neuroscientist at Western University in Ontario, Canada.

Shortly afterwards, Bian's husband, Wang Jingyao, an eminent professor at the Academy of Sciences, arrived with their children.

Bernstein, an eminent professor at Penn, was recently signed up by Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Robert Lowell's publisher.

The most eminent guests at the founding cafe in Leeds came away acknowledging that they had learned lessons.