Sentence examples for fellows accepted from inspiring English sources

In July 2001, Paula Chidwick and Laurie Hardingham were the first fellows accepted into the JCB's clinical ethics fellowship program.

Similarly, "A community constituted by the fact that each of its members accepts, as part of his own individual life and self, the same expected future events that each of his fellows accepts, may be called a community of expectation or…a community of hope" (PC 248).

And yet it is a strikingly benign fellow who accepted, with characteristic humility, this week's lavish bouquets of praise.

Fellow pros accepted what happened to Barbosa could happen to them, and he continued to play, but only once more for Brazil.

He presided over a period of domestic stability and economic development that meant most of his fellow countrymen accepted his monopolisation of power.

The program consists of two stages: first, after being accepted, Fellows are given a crashcourse in startups that will take place at Brown University.

"But once you have been driven from your home and observed your fellow countrymen accepting it (indeed, rejoicing in it) then you will never again feel at home as you once had".

Any one of these elements would have been remarkable; put them together and even sceptical fellow-physicists accept some kind of revolution has begun just off the city's Oxford Road.

It had been very exciting to become a Marie Curie (MC) fellow, but accepting the fellowship wasn't an easy decision for me to make.

Three-quarters of a century as an accepted fellow traveler should trump all other criteria of celestial legitimacy.

For example, for a common baseline consent rate of 70%, only 8.3% of research fellows wanted to see an increase of below 5%, whereas 16.7% of academics above the level of senior research fellow would have accepted an increase of below 5%.