Sentence examples for making it eminent from inspiring English sources
The sex disparity observed in notified TB cases in these EMR countries raises concern for the global audience as well as the regional and local authorities, making it eminent to understand the factors contributing to higher rates of TB spread or activation in females.
What I'm doing at Time Inc. is making it pre-eminent again".
The presence of considerable amount of proteins and uronic acids in the exopolymer makes it to play an eminent role in the emulsification of various oils (Mata et al. 2006; Bramhachari et al. 2007).
Though there is evident excitement within GCHQ that new responsibilities in recent years have made it Britain's pre-eminent intelligence agency, it has been accompanied by occasional pauses for reflection, and worry that the agency cannot cope with those demands.
Trump made it appear that Cruz opposed eminent domain for highways or schools, and Cruz never closed the loop.
"Buzz has really consolidated all the elements of leadership in ICP's educational and exhibition programs and made it one of the pre-eminent institutions of its type in the world," Mr. Rosen said later in an interview.
Her vision for the university is to make it "the world's pre-eminent health sciences innovator".
If you read one book during this festival of Anzackery, make it Unnecessary Wars by pre-eminent historian Henry Reynolds.
"So we've purchased a plot of vacant land on the border and retained a law firm specializing in eminent domain to make it as time-consuming and expensive as possible for the wall to get built".
The original purpose of eminent domain was to make it easier for governments to set up their operations.
It is particularly interesting for those dermatological practitioners in this field to read the forceful views of eminent dermatologists, but repetition makes it irritating to synthesise a consensus.
