Sentence examples similar to a long-term scholar from inspiring English sources
Since returning to Berkeley, Christ has played an instrumental role in efforts to stabilize the institution's budget, confront sexual violence and sexual harassment on campus, create a long-term plan for housing students and scholars, and more.
One afternoon I sat and chewed qat with the historian and Arab scholar Tim Mackintosh-Smith, who is a long-term resident of Sana'a, and some Yemeni guests of his.
A long-term suspension refers to the removal of a scholar for disciplinary reasons for a period of more than five days.
Like travelers fantasizing about a trip, or scholars drawing up a reading list for a long-term project, we floated in a dreamlike state, surrounded by cookbooks.
Most experts I've talked to — scholars and people in politics — believe that elected politicians can prevail in a long-term struggle with unelected judges.
A: What's a long-term supply?
It's not a long-term strategy".
That decision has a long-term impact.
He's a long-term incumbent.
