Sentence examples for making it eminently from inspiring English sources
The magazine will exist entirely as a HTML5 app on the web, making it eminently portable.
There will be two versions of the boat: the standard AM37, with a maximum speed of 50 knots (landlubbers: that's about 58mph), is an ultra-luxurious gran turismo leisure craft turned out in sculpted wood and hand-stitched leather; the sportier AM37 S will be capable of 60 knots, making it eminently suitable for chase scenes in James Bond movies.
As it is produced by normal or well-differentiated malignant thyrocytes only, its tissue-specific origin makes it eminently suitable for use as a tumour marker (8).
What saves this book and makes it eminently worth reading is Mr. Friedman's sure grasp of so many of the main issues facing the United States in the wars with terror and Iraq.
Known derisively as "waidi ren," or outsiders, the migrants are the cut-rate muscle that makes it eminently affordable for better-off Chinese to dine out, hire full-time nannies and ride new subway lines in places like Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Studies of women had made it eminently clear that there were very few characteristics that could be attributed both exclusively and universally to one sex or the other; whether one was expected to be strong or weak, aggressive or passive, serious or humorous, disciplinarian or nurturing, and so on depended on cultural expectations, not on biology.
The process characteristics of friction-spinning make it eminently suited to tube processing.
Mills makes it eminently clear that the company will never go into the mobile device business.
The computational efficiency of Hi-noon makes it eminently suitable for situated system studies (biological robotics, animats) where real-time operation is a pre-requisite.
As Krauss puts it, "The laws of physics as we understand them make it eminently plausible that our universe arose from nothing - no space, no time, no particles, nothing that we now know of".
