Sentence examples for has published with from inspiring English sources

"Will established scholars be willing to work with such a haphazardly staffed press?" Bruce Joshua Miller, a sales representative for university publishers, and Ned Stuckey-French, a professor at Florida State who has published with the Missouri press, wrote in a more than 1,500-word 1,500-wordse responewsg to the univerelease announcement.

The following is an excerpt of the speech in which she discusses her transformation (and which the Washington Post has published with permission).

She is a Weiland Fellow at Stanford and a former Title VIII Fellow at the Kennan Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and has published with Intersection, The Russia File, Russian Life, and Harvard International Review.

The American fine-art photographer Joel Sternfeld, who has published with Steidl for years, told me, "He is creating, almost by himself, this new category, which is the semi-mass-produced book as a work of art.

Among this vital intelligence was a list of books, reports, manuals and press clippings, which the US Director of National Intelligence has published with the title "Bin Ladin's Bookshelf".

In the last decade, Jean-Frédéric Morin has presented his work in more than 15 countries, has taught in more than 10 universities, has supervised 11 PhD candidates, has worked with 4 post-doctoral researchers, and has published with more than 30 co-authors.

I glanced at the book McFaul had published with Sergei Markov and remarked on how much Markov had changed.

Students who take the research elective have presented at national meetings, have published with their faculty mentors, and have been nominated for scientific and research poster awards.

I recently received a call from an author who was away from home, where he had left the book he had published with Springer.

Other scientists grew suspicious about the too-perfect data, but Dr. Racker first defended the papers he had published with his student.

Every new study had published with great fanfare, but collectively they were so inconsistent they seemed to add up to nothing.