Meanings of eminent sense in English

The interconnection of different countries' electricity grids makes eminent sense.

From Bertie's point of view it all makes eminent sense.

He proved to be in an eminent sense the right man in the right place.

There is general agreement that a link-up between Kerry and Golden Vale makes eminent sense.

Suddenly the crazy things her grandfather had said yesterday-needinga twist, not disappointing readers-madeeminent sense.

MAKING the polluter pay for the wider costs of the environmental damage they cause makes eminent sense.

It would all make eminent sense.

What eminent sense the man makes.

He is often spoken of, in an eminent sense, as the friend of man, and his intelligence and fidelity are praised.

For most sensible people, for example, including worried banks and business leaders, an extended transitional period after March 2019 makes eminent sense.