Sentence examples for more eminent for from inspiring English sources

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

The importance of accurate estimation of the cell growth rate is more eminent for the dynamic simulation of the specific gene knockout mutants and for the effect of culture condition.

Controls exhibited more eminent activations for IC in the extrastriate cortex encompassing the V2 area than did schizophrenics.

For pure seawater and 3 g/l sand (Figure 9a,b), corrosion is more eminent than erosion, whereas for sand concentrations of 6 and 9 g/l, traces of erosion are more obvious (Figure 9c,d).

(For the record, some of the more eminent London critics thought the show was at best middle-brow and at worst gratuitously offensive. But for me, it felt as joyous as it had in New York).

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

The more eminent novelists they beat include Muriel Spark, Doris Lessing, JG Ballard, Julian Barnes, Fay Weldon, AS Byatt, Michael Ondaatje and Zadie Smith, whose novel White Teeth was shortlisted for the Orange prize.

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

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.