Known derisively as "waidi ren," or outsiders, the migrants are the cut-rate muscle that makes it eminently affordable for better-off Chinese to dine out, hire full-time nannies and ride new subway lines in places like Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
If options for the front six look rich enough to better their eminently respectable tally of 56 goals last season, the verdict on Hodgson's pre-season work will depend on the eradication of the defensive errors that saw them concede 71, a tally only Blackpool exceeded.
The prices are eminently reasonable, the service is better than average and I could happily eat there twice a week.
Jon Cruddas's emphasis on a progressive tax agenda and better regulation of markets seems eminently sensible given the economic crisis of the last few weeks.
In his introduction to Make Believe, Patrick French argues for Instead of a Letter as "an eminently realistic feminist text, which has aged better than its contemporaries such as The Golden Notebook and The L-Shaped Room".
Most teas are best as fresh as possible, but Pu'ers get better with age, making them eminently collectible.
The whole is eminently quotable and criminally enjoyable, like a better-read, more bad-tempered Douglas Adams.
It's a story eminently worth telling, and there may be no writer in America better positioned to tell it.
But generally, she tells the story crisply and intelligently, judiciously deploying Fitzgerald's eminently quotable literary remains, and Zelda's, which are often even better.
Ms. Reidy is an outstanding teacher, scientist and visionary, eminently qualified to lead the nation's foremost science high school, and "infinitely better" than any Nobel laureate the chancellor may have conjured.
