Sentence examples for distinction professor from inspiring English sources

"That is a big distinction," Professor Juma said.

University officials said that Professor Edley, who is African-American, would become the first black dean of a top-ranked law school, a distinction Professor Edley said was not unimportant.

Among her many awards and distinctions, Professor Mahoney is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, Queen's Counsel, a Trudeau Fellow, and a Fulbright and Human Rights Fellow Harvardd).

He also served the school with noted distinction as a professor of business administration.

Craig served the Institute with great distinction as inspiring professor, as loyal trustee, and as visionary director from 1951 to 1973.

uliginosus, was recognised by Alexander H. Smith and Harry D. Thiers in 1971 on the basis of its microscopic features, a distinction supported by Professor C.B. Wolfe of Pennsylvania State University.

Those are real distinctions," said physics professor Peter Meyers.

Some of the most recent prizes and distinctions awarded to Professor Srivastava include (for example) the following items: 1. NSERC 25-Year Award: University of Victoria, Canada (2004)   2.

In organised civil society we have become far too reliant on 'invited' rather than 'instigated' spaces, to employ a distinction first made by professor Alan Fowler.

If this is truly to be an injustice committed against Gates, than we must be prepared to render Harvard professorship moot -- and if not, then we should prepare ourselves to reconcile that this case may be less about an uppity Cambridge Negro, and more about a pretentious Harvard professor, a distinction well worth remembering because of the -- dare I say it -- double consciousness it invokes.

Under Jim Crow, Cohen said, Georgia could never have hoped to attract enough professors of distinction to become a first-rate university.