Sentence examples for constant professor from inspiring English sources

What has remained largely constant, Professor Ranis said, are the forces that drive homebuyers into the suburbs around the region -- the quest for bigger yards, better schools and perhaps a slower, more measured pace of living.

One of the most influential Positivists in Brazil was Lieutenant-colonel Benjamim Constant, a professor in the Military Academy.

The idea of living more harmoniously with nature is a constant for the professor, who raises herbs and native plants in the garden of his home in Bridgewater.

"I think without question the message here is that the fiscal crisis is real and the impacts of not having money to adequately pay workers is going to be a constant," said Douglas Muzzio, a professor at the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College.

"I now think it is very reasonable that there should be a cosmological constant," said Hawking, Lucasian professor of mathematics at the University of Cambridge.

"Since the first days of the Occupy movement, the agony of student debt has been a constant refrain," Andrew Ross, a professor of social and cultural analysis at NYU, told a crowd gathered in Zuccotti Park in late November.

A woman committed to following Islam and the call by the Holy Quaran to dress modestly has to swallow the tenured Professor's constant queries if she is "wearing a bomb" in her hair underneath that scarf.

This meant wealth, and by what Professor Burstein calls "constant activity" he acquired land, slaves and a racetrack.

"He pushes constant change," said Robert Duncan, a professor of leadership who has taught at the school since 1970.

"Our app allows cars to stay in constant contact with each other," said Professor Roccetti.

Grateful acknowledgement is made to Professor Dennosuke Jinnai for his constant interest and guidance in this investigation.