Sentence examples for aside from senior from inspiring English sources
Aside from senior academics, who benefits from the current research funding system?
Aside from senior citizens, Gleichenhaus recalls noticing two teenagers during his week-long trip to one of CBD American Shaman's Missouri locations.
Aside from senior Patrick Arnold tallying the first and only sack of the season thus far against St. Francis, Nelson was rarely bothered in the backfield.
The streets of downtown are empty aside from a senior citizens shambling to the pharmacy to pick up Medicare prescriptions.
Aside from the senior cardiology trainee who is a resident in hospital OOHs, all the on-call team members are non-resident.
The growing pains reflect in part an organization that, aside from the two senior media consultants -- Bob Shrum and Mike Donilon -- has little experience in running presidential campaigns.
Aside from Fernandez, two senior administrators were placed on leave, the district said Thursday: Patrick Au, who was in charge of information technology, and Ernani Montijo, director of fiscal services.
Aside from the two senior policymaker KIs from MoH the rest of KIs are academics from departments of public health and biostatistics (five people) and representatives from NGOs (two senior editors of Turkish scientific journals and one president of the national public health congress) who play a significant role in the research area on NCDs and public health.
The archbishop is one of only two Europeans on a list of clergymen to be made cardinals next week, aside from those already holding senior offices at the Holy See, with the rest hailing from the developing world.
Such moves "were bigger than anything Congress passed in the last two years aside from the budget," one senior administration official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to preview Obama's speech.
But aside from a shuffling of senior staff and some programme staff, none that I'm aware of – with the outstanding exception of Everychild (an INGO dealing with children's rights) – has gone so far as to ask the question "do we have a right to exist?" Prof Robert Chambers in his book, Development: Whose Reality Counts?
