Sentence examples similar to an adjunct property from inspiring English sources
Despite the fact that their 20‐by‐50‐foot tiled pool is an adjunct to their beachfront property, with its own private bathing area, Mrs. Fenton considers it a necessity of life.
But this lack of vision does not mean that the Commentaries represent only the typical eighteenth-century view that contract law is an adjunct of the law of property.
Ms. Day runs her own human resources consulting firm, Key HR Consulting; is an adjunct professor at Berkeley College in Paramus; and recruits for a property management firm in Manhattan.
Designed to be used as an adjunct to current surgical methods, the device measures the local electrical properties (in the radiofrequency range) of breast tissue.
Deborah has served as an adjunct professor at the University of West Los Angeles and San Fernando School of Law in the area of corporate and intellectual property law.
Westchester Debra Cohen, an adjunct professor of civil rights law at Pace Law School, is a lawyer in Westchester who represents several Getty Square business and property owners.
I am an adjunct myself nowadays.
I am what's called an adjunct.
And an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
Medical College, and since 1975 an adjunct prof.
