Sentence examples for consulted professor from inspiring English sources

I consulted Professor Cele Otnes, who teaches retailing and promotion management at the University of Illinois.

I consulted Professor Wikipedia, who informed me that he went into finance: "At age forty, he retired from active trading with a net worth reportedly in excess of nine hundred million dollars".

She argued that he did not consult a single Islamic scholar of Islamic history, instead choosing the more "exotic" option of interviewing a Bedouin, and that although he had consulted Professor Seyyed Hossein Nasr – "a token Muslim voice" – Nasr was a scholar of Islamic philosophy and not Islamic history.

Auburn's ties to manned flight dates to more than a century ago, when the Wright Brothers consulted professors to help redesign their aircraft.

But the initiative's impact could be profound if the offsets are genuinely additional, said Jonathan Koomey, a green IT expert and consulting professor at Stanford University.

Early on in The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, Lucy tries to convince her siblings that Narnia is real, and when Peter and Susan consult Professor Kirke with their doubts about what Lucy has told them, the Professor replies "that nothing is more probable" than the existence of other worlds.

Stefan Heck is a consulting Professor at the Precourt Institute for Energy at Stanford University and directs the Energy Transformation Collaborative.

"It's a clever piece of work," says John Koza, consulting professor of bioinformatics at Stanford University, California.

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Those interested should consult Professor Phillip Hamburger's essential volume, Law and Judicial Duty, in which Professor Hamburger devotes more than 700 pages to an historical investigation of the duty of judicial review--which, as he shows, was considered to be part of the judicial office and entered the Constitution through "[t]he Judicial power".