Sentence examples for colleague associate from inspiring English sources

LEFKOW--Peter, M.D. My dear friend, colleague, associate and personal physician.

The lecture is named in honor of Kagan's colleague Associate Justice Antonin G. Scalia '60.

BASU--Sreyashi Jhumki, Ph.D. The NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development mourns the death of our esteemed colleague, Associate Professor Sreyashi Jhumki Basu.

John G. Curtis, Professor of Physiology at the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University, and his colleague, Associate Professor Frederic Schiller Lee, led the pro-vivisection efforts.

He will be honored with 23 other Fellows on January 19 at the Society's annual conference in San Francisco, alongside his colleague, Associate Professor Heidi Allen, who is the recipient of SSWR's 2019 Social Policy Researcher Award.

(My colleague Associate Dean Kathleen Boozang wrote about the first three at Jotwell, here). Private Enforcement's Pathways, like the articles that precede it, brings a welcome dose of data and empirical analysis to a controversial area of the law, the debate over which has at times generated more heat than light.

Dr. Underhill and his colleagues associate another mutation, which is common in India, Pakistan and Central Asia as well as Europe, with the people of the Kurgan culture who, according to one theory, expanded from southern Ukraine and spread the Indo-European languages.

Aric Prather, lead author of the study and a sleep researcher at UC San Francisco, says that he and his colleagues associate the wrist actigraphy data with being awake if during a reported sleep period, the wrist band records movement, they take that as an indication of wakefulness, and subtract the time spent moving from the hours asleep.

"Every composer will have links to 10 or 12 of his or her friends, colleagues, associates.

Dr. Handelsman is survived by his life partner, Dr. Gregory Strayhorn, five children, cousins, numerous friends, colleagues, associates, and patients.

That has given rise to speculation among colleagues, associates and banking representatives that Mr. Summers is trying to win the Fed seat.