Sentence examples for generally professor from inspiring English sources

There are also serious implications for the improvement of veterinary care more generally," Professor Mogil said.

Speaking generally, Professor Aggarwal said: "There's a sense that whatever the two parties agree to must be fair.

More generally, Professor King's research investigates the social processes underlying the adoption, diffusion, and utilization of new information.

While such plans save money, they have their own downsides: students are not allowed to write in their books, and, generally, professors must commit to using the same text for three years.

Generally, professors want to help students improve and will spend time explaining things.

A Visiting Scholar is generally a Professor of Law at another institution; a Visiting Researcher is generally someone who is working towards a graduate degree or doing postgraduate work at another institution.

Given the strong tendency of college faculty to identify as liberal, Republicans generally view professors more negatively than do Democrats.

There are numbers of tech-savvy and generally adventurous professors just as there are numbers of tradition-respecting university trustees, but too many of the Hedgefunders want to reinvent the campus on the Internet while the Hedgehog faculty, rolling into a passive-aggressive ball with protruding quills, wants to sit stock-still.

And just as "professor" generally describes someone who writes his or her own sentences, "ethicist" generally describes someone who dwells (or at least works) on an unusually high moral plane.

And on Sundays she would generally be at Professor Tovey's Sunday concerts in the Usher Hall.

While I generally agree with Professor Thelin's argument, I must take issue with the notion that other schools are subsidized by the 1 percent.