Sentence examples for academic bond from inspiring English sources
In an article in this week's Chronicle of Higher Education, Berns encourages his colleagues to ask themselves: Am I an academic stock or an academic bond?
Academic bonds are scholars who publish continually, and whose impact on their field is gauged incrementally.
According to academic Jeremy Black, Bond is written as a complex character, even though he was also often the voice of Fleming's prejudices.
In 1983's Never Say Never Again, Edward Fox played M as a bureaucrat, contemptuous of Bond far removed from the relationship shared between Bernard Lee's M and Sean Connery's Bond; academic Jeremy Black notes that the contempt felt for the 00 section by Fox's M was reciprocated by Connery's Bond.
But supporters of stimulus argued that a slumping economy with rock-bottom interest rates had no reason to fear the vigilantes of the bond market.The academic evidence, inevitably, was also disputed.
Hence, after its move against Ambac, Fitch went on to cut no fewer than 137,500 bonds (including one issued by Arsenal football club).This is more than academic: holders of downgraded bonds have to mark them down under "fair value" accounting rules.
The eponymous hero of the series was what academic Jeremy Packer called an "anti-Bond", or what Christoph Lindner calls "the thinking man's Bond".
Llewelyn, who played Q as Bond's antithesis, academic, serious, perplexed, monkishly rapt in his own technologies, had no percentage of the 16 Bond films he appeared in.
Broadly the critics did not welcome Fleming's experiment with the Bond formula and academic Christoph Linder pointed out that The Spy Who Loved Me received the worst reception of all the Bond books.
Joining sports activities, or academic clubs can help you bond with people who have similar interests with you.
