Sentence examples for relatively eminent from inspiring English sources
In populations with a high proportion of lactose-tolerant individuals, due to the high frequency of lactase gene mutation contributing to the persistent intestinal lactase production during adulthood, lactose intake from the diet is relatively eminent.
Though the effect is relatively short-lived, no matter how eminent the technology used to impart aroma may be employed.
And then there is the great Gary Lineker, who could present a much better version of the programme on his own given the increasing stature-gap between this eminent and skilful host and his relatively junior panel.
Mrs May's first shoot-out with her new shadow, Andy Burnham – who raised the vigorous attack by a barrage of eminent lawyers on her asylum policy – was relatively predictable on both sides.
It is not as unusual as it once was for judges to resign and return to private practice or for eminent lawyers to decline to be considered for judicial positions; relatively low judicial salaries and public scrutiny are often mentioned as key reasons.
Having changed pianists a couple of times in its relatively brief history, the Gramercy Trio emerges in a solid incarnation with the eminent Randall Hodgkinson, whose credits range from Alice Tully Hall to, this season, the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
There are conservatives who do not buy Trump's relatively recent conversion to the most basic conservative principles, and who look at his record on everything from eminent domain to health care to reproductive choice and see not the next Reagan but the next Clinton.
A relatively new Georgia statute requires companies to demonstrate that "public necessity" for a pipeline "justifies the use of the power of eminent domain".
Eminent physician and healer.
