Sentence examples for eminently more from inspiring English sources

This would be an eminently more equitable model.

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

He is eminently more qualified than we are to market the material.

S+T Not a drink but "socks and trainers" – autumn's socks and sandals (eminently more doable).

But taken cumulatively, they have resulted in the emergence of a very different city; one that is eminently more liveable.

"The French use the word zero because they are eminently more sensible than the English," said Shine, who is English.

They're also eminently scalable; the more GPUs you throw into the mix, the more calculations they can handle at once.

Did Justin Theroux feels more eminently guessable as the baddie?

And, yet, from birth, boys are eminently and demonstrably more vulnerable.

It took the selectors and him a little while to reach this eminently sensible arrangement, more than England could afford.

Ours wasn't large and it had no balcony, but it was eminently comfortable, with more than enough space for two.