Sentence examples for for a peer from inspiring English sources

For a peer, it means nothing except, perhaps, hurt feelings.

To this end, Verizon has given the college $50,000 for a peer mentoring program and financed internships for students interested in early childhood education.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students explore their own talents and create interview questions for a peer involved in a particular extracurricular activity.

Singled out for a peer counsel-ing program, Albany was also ranked No. 1 party school last year by another organization, the Princeton Review.

There is wide acceptance of the need for a "sunshine period", which will allow for a peer review of proposed commitments before they are locked in.

"It's very odd that George Oxfuird was the first of our number to snuff it," he said, alluding to the fact that, at 68, Lord Oxfuird was on the sprightly side, for a peer.

"The F.D.A. now says they are waiting for a peer-reviewed journal to publish their study of lead in lipstick," Ms. Malkan said.

What if that person has quarterly results to report on, or the results of a multi-year longitudinal study to write up for a peer-reviewed journal?

(For a peer-reviewed case study showing the use of this approach to identify the father of a frontier child born out of wedlock, see Warren C. Pratt, "Finding the Father of Henry Pratt of Southeastern Kentucky," National Genealogical Society Quarterly, 100, June 2012: 85 104).

Thus, we found no general evidence for a peer-review bias as well as a bibliometric bias against interdisciplinary research.

Wayne Rosso Wayne Rosso, the man behind file-sharing service Grokster, left for a peer-to-peer network in Spain, again saying goodbye to thorny copyright issues.