Preeminent in a sentence

Art San Diego is the region’s longest running art and design, providing attendees to view and interact with works by preeminent international, national, and local artists.

Google's payments for preeminent search placement — including an estimated $15 billion to $20 billion per year to Apple alone — are at the head of the Justice Department's case, making it probable the judge would prohibit them if he rules against Google.

Google’s payments for preeminent search placement — including an estimated $15 billion to $20 billion per year to Apple alone — are at the head of the Justice Department’s case, making it probable the judge would prohibit them if he rules against Google.

He is one of the world’s preeminent authorities on the topic of NTDs, having researched and written extensively on numerous NTDs.

If I were to count on one hand the most preeminent humanist filmmakers of our time, the first two fingers would have to be dedicated to Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne.

In 2016, the Australian Registry, a preeminent, internationally recognized orthopedic implant registry, identified the Optetrak as an implant with a higher-than-expected rate of revision.

It's a remarkable, legendary stretch as the preeminent public intellectual of the sports world.

It will begin by assembling the greatest minds and most influential figures by luring them with the promise of unveiling preeminent secrets from a bygone era.

Maher is “somebody that has something to say that will piss off everybody,” Tapper added, and “one of the preeminent political comics of our time,” noting that Maher’s show aired on CNN’s sister channel, HBO Max.

Maybe this year would have been different if one of the game’s preeminent power hitters enjoyed a throwback season, but Stanton’s plunge has been sharp.

Paggett was a preeminent musician who for many years served as a band director and led the arts department at Sacramento High School.

The deeper concern is how Mr. Xi – who has amassed greater personal authority than any Chinese leader since Mao Zedong, on the promise of China displacing the U.S. as the world’s preeminent power – will respond politically to his homegrown difficulties.

To protect its bases and assets, the U.S. Air Force trains an elite team of preeminent tactical and technical explosives experts—Explosive Ordnance Disposal.

The U.S. bishops conference, for its part, has called abortion the "preeminent priority" for American Catholics in its published voter advice.

Thus began his long relationship with the preeminent Catholic aid organization.

World War II made us the world's preeminent naval power, and all we had to do — to maintain our trade and, just as importantly, to keep the peace — was not piss it away.

A complex and distinct culture quickly developed, and for nearly 3,000 years, Egypt would remain the preeminent nation in the Mediterranean world, fueled by water and fertile land it received as gifts from the Nile.

And, even as she becomes one of the nation’s preeminent playwrights, she’ll continue to portray these characters, from weirdos to wild ones.

China may also have wanted to establish itself as the preeminent power in the region by giving India a bloody nose.

Despite the real threat of violence near the White House, it’s an unusually bad look for the world’s preeminent democracy.