Sentence examples for becoming a joint from inspiring English sources

A solution could be swapping courses, or becoming a joint honours student; perhaps a good idea if you are having problems only with certain modules.

His work, specifically in relation to UNIX, led to him becoming a joint recipient of the Turing Award with Ken Thompson in 1983, as well as a recipient of the National Medal of Technology in 1998 from then-president Bill Clinton.

Registries are starting to reflect what couples need and want for their new life together and the registry is becoming a joint wish list with input from both the bride- and groom-to-be.

She put it on the line in a champion versus champion match against MsChif's NWA World Women's Championship on May 5, 2007 becoming a joint champion with her win.

Despite being a British weapon, Disneys were only used by the United States Army Air Force, with the bombs becoming a joint project between the American Eighth Air Force and the British Royal Navy; they were never used by RAF Bomber Command.

So you have an ancient joint-stock company surviving the decline of the fur trade, moving into retailing, going through changes of ownership, then finally becoming a joint-stock company again.

However, clinical evidence shows that it is non-inflammatory and that unless absorbed or dissipated it will create adhesions in the soft extra-articular tissues, limiting the motion in the joint and becoming a source of pain when the joint is mobilized.

Traditionally, the company does not make an investment unless it can gain control, but in August, Schneider hinted that the company would consider becoming a minority shareholder in a joint venture involving its pharmaceuticals business.

Jacobs led her local into the ACWA, serving as a delegate to the organizing convention, becoming a member of the Baltimore joint board, and in 1915 becoming the board's secretary.

Now another aging joint is fast becoming a candidate for replacement.

No studies on the survivorship and the mode of failure of revision TKAs have been conducted in Norway, even though revision of joint arthroplasties is becoming a challenge both medically and economically (Greidanus et al. 2011).