Sentence examples for eminently large from inspiring English sources

In limiting our search to the Internet, we also considered the fact that information made available online will be capable of supporting an eminently large number of pregnant women in the process of decision-making.

Application to real biological network data demonstrates how it achieves the goal of providing effective, intuitive and interactive navigation, and why it is eminently suitable for large biological networks.

Would works on paper be eminently more salable than a large construction?

But he's the rare exception; reading "Off the Record," her behind-the-scenes report on Hollywood, hip-hop and sports, one gets the impression that by and large, celebrities are eminently affable: courteous, captivating and sometimes in possession of more highbrow reading material than we'd expect (who knew Mike Tyson could talk Tolstoy?).

Eminently easy to browse, with large, vivid thumbnails arranged in rows on strikingly colored backgrounds.

This is eminently so in the remaining large class of natural motions, the natural motions of the elements.

In his last years Mr. Price turned to making larger but still eminently blobby, loquacious pieces in bronze, continuing the process of layering color and sanding.

He and Irvine also wore fur-lined motorcycle helmets and large woollen mufflers, all eminently practical.

"Over time more and more Hispanics had become economically vulnerable and eminently exploitable, a fact attributable in large part to American immigration policy".

To combat these Threadfalls, inhabitants have cultivated a species of large, airborne, telepathic and eminently congenial dragons, whose fiery breath can vanquish the Thread.

This study aims to elucidate on the problems associated with market participants in particular the large financial institutions that were eminently involved the recent financial crisis.