Sentence examples for extended professor from inspiring English sources

Dale Mortensen's 1970 paper on "Job Search, the Duration of Unemployment and the Philips Curve," formalized and extended Professor Stigler's ideas.

In a recent paper, Professors Lucian Bebchuk and Robert Jackson have extended Professor Bebchuk's extreme and eccentric campaign against director-centric governance into a new realm that of the Constitution of the United States.

Our deepest condolences are extended to Professor Sprinson's family.

We wish that same benign indulgence had been extended to Professor Axelrod and Mr. Wheat.

The author greatly appreciates the invitation extended by Professor B. Sivakumar, University of New South Wales, Australia, to prepare this paper and is grateful for the support extended from time to time.

A grateful thank you is extended to Professor Lisbeth B. Knudsen, Department of Sociology and Social Work, Aalborg University, for her very helpful comments on the manuscript.

Bengali students and professors extended their boycott of British goods to English schools and college classrooms, and politically active Indians began to emulate the so-called "Indian Jesuits"—Vishnu Krishna Chiplunkar (1850 82), Gopal Ganesh Agarkar (1856 95), Tilak, and Gokhale who were pioneers in the founding of indigenous educational institutions in the Deccan in the 1880s.

Yet here, at a college in the bastion of the south, a professor has extended an olive branch.

Now one of the university's most high-profile professors, she extended her reach to a nation when "Meet the Romans with Mary Beard," a short series, was first shown on BBC 2 last spring.

Education City graduates will be a broadly educated elite, who have had extended contact with American professors and American ways of thinking, and, in some cases, spent time at their school's home campus back in the United States.

Wells' appointment as a Rhodes professor extends to 2012.