Sentence examples for eminently in from inspiring English sources

All tracers tested showed a distinguished high accumulation on the bone surface, eminently in the epiphyseal plate.

Ratings of the access to the health services were conspicuously low, eminently in the last study year 2011 and among the elderly.

Criticism of social evolution in this broad sense was a marked element of all the social sciences, pre-eminently in anthropology but in the others as well.

The key to success was to attract the right people, and he knew them – pre-eminently in the shape of Princess Margaret.

In the 1970s, Malcolm Muggeridge, a wry observer of British manners, said that in order to succeed pre-eminently in British public life it was necessary to conform either to the popular image of a bookie or of a bishop.

During her lifetime, Elizabeth confronted allegorical versions of herself in a wealth of non-dramatic literature - pre-eminently in Spenser's The Faerie Queene - but she had also featured in plays.

These three differ "primarily and pre-eminently in their relations to each other" (Davis 2006, 71).

Hart sees this as happening pre-eminently in hard cases in which, owing to the indeterminacy of legal rules or conflicts among them, judges are left with the discretion to make new law.

Yet in the Middle Ages the Old English literature of the subjugated Saxons was leavened by the Latin and Anglo-Norman writings, eminently foreign in origin, in which the churchmen and the Norman conquerors expressed themselves.

Instead, their concern is that policy which is eminently sensible in theory can fail in practice because of its unintended political consequences.

Low and high numbers were eminently possible in a third round in which the capricious winds remained consistent (if gusts of up to 25mph could ever be described as "consistent", that is).