When I eventually walked into a partner's office, someone I respected, someone who had spent a considerable amount of time teaching me to be a good lawyer, and quit the job I'd so loved.
He kept a considerable amount of his teaching and research notes for his courses in American Legal History, Church and State, Development of Law and Legal Institutions, and so-called "Social Science" courses he taught in Harvard College.
I anticipate a significant step up in my research activity, along with spending a considerable amount of time teaching and serving on national committees, the kind of public service in Washington I did a lot of before I became chancellor.
Despite the considerable amount of money channeled into education here, teaching jobs in the United States are not as well paid as they are abroad, at least when you consider the other opportunities available to teachers in each country.
The Singapore curriculum "requires a considerable amount of math background on the part of the teachers who are teaching it," said Milgram, "and in the elementary grades, most of our teachers aren't capable of teaching it...
He adds that the teaching hospitals, where a considerable amount of the U of T-associated research is housed, have also been concerned with taking great ideas from the bench and into practice.
They retired from their jobs -- he taught statistics at Baruch College and she taught physics at Nassau Community College -- to devote themselves, and a considerable amount of cash, to the Committee to Free Lori Berenson.
However, our teaching experience has revealed that beginners require a considerable amount of time to familiarize themselves with the development environment and the relevant processes, such as operating in a command line interface, setting environment variables, and kernel configurations.
One of the things Mass Effect teaches through its morality system is that there is a considerable amount of gray area between paragon and renegade.
However, as Kuhn [ 121] has taught us, a widely accepted paradigm will hardly be dropped before a considerable amount of paradoxes and contradictions has been resolved.
