Sentence examples for eminent group from inspiring English sources

January 22 2011 The eminent group, long at home at the 92nd Street Y, likes to share the stage with expert colleagues.

Of Hamas, the target of Israel's futile pounding of Gaza, the eminent Group of 10 writes that, "Shutting out the movement and isolating Gaza has only made it stronger and Fatah weaker".

The panellists had to rush off back to the Commons to debate none other than the renewal of control orders, which an eminent group of human rights experts yesterday described in the Guardian as an "extraordinary" violation of human rights and damaging to the reputation of this country.

The office has traditionally been led by the president's science adviser, and Holdren also co-chairs the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), an eminent group of outsiders.

The drafting of reports by the world's pre-eminent group of climate scientists is an odd process.

In a distinguished career lasting more than 55 years, Dr. Breinin assembled and led a pre-eminent group of research scientists and clinicians, trained generations of future ophthalmologists, and undertook significant medical research.

While at Chicago, he found and encouraged a pre-eminent group of colleagues, of whom perhaps Stigler was the other greatest star, with more Chicago economists receiving Nobel prizes than from any other centre.

Together, the three men have become a pre-eminent group of siblings in American public life – and share a drive that Ari once credited to the insanely competitive environment of the Chicago household where they grew up, sons of a left-leaning Jewish paediatrician.

Featuring the work of a wide range of artists known and unknown and a diverse array of media, the catalogue also includes an impressive assembly of essays by a pre-eminent group of international experts working on the art and cultural history of Ireland.

However, effectively communicating this evidence to patients and physicians is so important that just this week the Institute of Medicine, the most pre-eminent group of scientists in the United States, held a two-day workshop on the FDA campus to address this very topic.

Abbott himself set up an "eminent persons" group to try to drive change.