Sentences with phrase «eminent sense»

But strip away bad actors and financial engineering, and the concept makes eminent sense in an era of increasing life spans.

This is not only an advertisement tag line; it makes eminent sense as well.

Particularly in light of the disconnected nature of stocks and bonds at the moment, maintaining a well - diversified portfolio makes eminent sense.

And despite Harper's emphatic denial, this makes eminent sense given his steep and long slide in popularity.

And the assertion that all suffering, however great, is one or the other makes eminent sense if you believe that God is good and omnipotent, and that God exercises this omnipotence to control events here on earth.

«It is a suggestion that has eminent sense about it but whether the government will go for it at this stage is another matter,» former Treasury committee chair John McDonnell told the Daily Record newspaper.

Kindles and other eReaders make eminent sense in sub-Saharan Africa, where Worldreader reports that more than 200 million children have never read a book on their own.

One analyst told Zuckerberg that the spending increase was «highly unfortunate,» but added that it made «eminent sense.»

In one of these, the words of Jesus to people in an authoritarian society, to «make up your minds not to prepare your defence beforehand» (Luke 21:14, NEB), make eminent sense.

* Tro is translated here and in the following three pages as belief or «faith... in a direct and ordinary sense,» as distinguished from Faith «in an eminent sense.»

«Whether you take an ecological, economic or ethical perspective, reducing food waste and loss makes eminent sense.

For Brazilians this makes eminent sense, as they are now living through a nation - wide disarmament campaign during which the people are being encouraged to hand in to the authorities any fire arms that they may have at home.

One of the greatest failings of No Child Left Behind was its agnosticism about the content and rigor of state standards; asking states to peg their expectations to real - world demands makes eminent sense.

Giving laptops to every student makes eminent sense,» he adds, because «what was happening outside of the schools needed to happen inside the schools.»

Customizing your teaching to suit each child makes eminent sense.

«It makes eminent sense to start requiring at least some principal payments on HELOCs,» says Stuart Feldstein, president of SMR Research Corp. in Hackettstown, N.J., which studies the industry.

The best part of the book, though the least graphic, is the last chapter, where he recommends solutions, all of which I think make eminent sense.

Makes eminent sense.

«Putting in place a Canadian law school that will give Canadians an opportunity to get a high - quality legal education here in Canada to me makes eminent sense,» he says.

And, to be sure, there is a way that this framing makes eminent sense.

This is referred to in personal injury law as the «collateral source rule,» and in light of all of the facts, makes eminent sense.

I've seen this model recommended by consultants, and of course, it makes eminent sense.

One analyst told Zuckerberg that the spending increase was «highly unfortunate,» but added that it made «eminent sense.»