Sentence examples for more eminent degree from inspiring English sources

This is because "[d]ecision, activity, secrecy, and dispatch will generally characterise the proceedings of one man, in a much more eminent degree, than the proceedings of any greater number".

The need for a college degree has never been more eminent; its value to students and employers alike never more emergent.

He worked with Arlen Denny, an eminent surgeon who had trained in France under Paul Tessier, an even more eminent surgeon.

As for "his tergiversations, contra-dictions, and falsehoods," Mather chided, "there never was a prisoner more eminent for them".

They talk very selectively: the more eminent and powerful the reporter or the publication, the more likely such conversations are.

As a child, on more than one occasion I heard some of our more eminent villagers comment, with a sigh, "Hai, what kind of people are they?

Hilliard's son Laurence (c. 1582 1640) also practiced miniature painting, but a much more eminent pupil of Hilliard's was the French-born miniaturist Isaac Oliver.

It is notable that the effect H2O2 is more eminent.

Whose central banker is more eminent than our own?

As call arrival rate increases, the MP-MP algorithm provides more eminent performance.

Another scathing report causes more eminent heads to roll in the Macchiarini scandal.