Sentence examples for eminently valuable from inspiring English sources
Items in the Bureau's wide-ranging collections are "eminently valuable for a lifetime," he explains, "Your progeny will be sitting around the dinner table — arms crossed — waiting for you to pass away, so they can get their hands on them".
Writing in The Times, Simon Winchester called this a "valuable and eminently readable book".
"It is eminently possible to, in some areas, preserve the valuable history of the neighborhood," Mr. Thies said.
In the end, "Ghosts of the Fireground" fails to deliver either the Peshtigo fire in full or a deeper view of the modern fireground, both of which would be valuable additions to the fire canon, and both of which Leschak appears eminently capable of writing.
Acknowledging that sexual relations in marriage have a special significance because of their connection with procreation, Macedo adds the eminently reasonable observation that "everything else" in marriage should not be regarded as less valuable.
Even if they do not, both contracts will most likely remain, for slightly different reasons, eminently tradable: Lin's because of his global appeal and Asik's because of his timelessly valuable skills as an agile defending and rebounding center.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
This is eminently solvable.
She was eminently reasonable.
