Our algorithm is eminently practicable, requiring only that two people rank the items they are trying to divide from best to worst.
Improved control of global CVD is eminently possible but requires an intersectoral approach involving a diversity of actors and stakeholders.
"It seems eminently fair to require that people in your own country be the ones to benefit from the tax treaty," Mr. Doggett said.
However, tracking, analyzing, and projecting the richness of a brand's "magnetic pull" is eminently concrete and requires familiarity of, and respect for, marketing and measurement tools.
Catastrophic climate change can be averted without sacrificing living standards according to a UN report, which concludes that the transformation required to a world of clean energy is eminently affordable.
However, Brooks's Law requires that this eminently reasonable policy be misguided, so it is.
In the U.S., "Ebola is a tragic, but eminently containable public health threat that requires a calm, methodical response," observes Harold Pollack of the University of Chicago.
Requiring voter ID can seem eminently reasonable to the many Americans who regularly show their ID's at places like the bank and airport.
By structuring the principal reduction and the equity-sharing components to be proportional, the modification is eminently fair to the parties involved, and does not require any support from taxpayer money.
Robust solutions require long-term research and testing, with peer reviews all the way, an approach eminently satisfied by university research.
While each well might now require millions — instead of thousands — of gallons of fracking fluid, this combination of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling made drilling into dense shales like the Marcellus eminently doable and profitable.
