Sentence examples for should be eminently from inspiring English sources
If the Obama campaign can settle on a consistent message, and if it gets a bit of luck with the economy, Romney should be eminently beatable.
There is no excuse for the present failure – for sound biological thinking shows that good food for everyone should be eminently possible.
It should be eminently clear by now that Coach Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Nowheir own loose tongues or their egregious on-field mistands.
But in either case, the dish should meet these requirements: it should be eminently portable, something you can carry without hassle; it should be something that will keep for hours without fear; and it should taste as good at room temperature as it would warm -- you don't want to count on having stove space when you get where you're going.
It is one in which, as Mr. Elliot pointed out, his players should be eminently comfortable, in particular Ms. Lauper, with her pop-rock/punk persona, and Mr. Cumming, who seems to be linked eternally in the minds of current theatergoers with his role as the smarmy emcee of "Cabaret".
The sticking points should be "eminently resolvable," said Edward Alden, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations CFRR).
Yet it should also be eminently respectable on its own terms.
Go high enough and it has about the same strength as the electroweak force and can be unified with it.Technicolour should also be eminently testable.
He is by some distance the favourite to win the candidacy.Moreover, the main fight in 2012 should be an eminently winnable election for Labour and thus, perhaps, Mr Livingstone.
On the other hand, a few of the five conservative justices who have backed states' rights in recent years, most notably Chief Justice William Rehnquist, have also supported the view that foreign affairs should be pre-eminently national in scope.If the court does find in Massachusetts's favour, it will present the next administration with something of a dilemma.
He would certainly be eminently well qualified for any number of non-executive directorships, with a plum chairmanship a possibility should one arise.
