Sentence examples for impressive professor from inspiring English sources

Next to Sidney was the impressive Professor Ephraim Isaac of Harvard, dressed in his native Ethiopian garb.

"Those numbers are really impressive," says Professor Martin Boddy, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Business Engagement at UWE Bristol, "because our aim is to maximise the return on investment of public sector resources.

Six feet 8 inches tall, broad-shouldered, and sporting impressive sideburns, Professor Grunlan, a former college football player, looks like he just stepped off the set of an X-Men movie.

"In terms of entertainment, it's difficult to get anything that's more impressive," Alan Bairner, a professor of sport and social theory at Loughborough University in England, said recently.

Overpopulation is too big a subject to be ignored and what is impressive is that Professor Emmott argues his case with an implacable logic.

Why politicians and the media were loth to contemplate the reality of Peter's encounters with the entire Haringey safeguarding system, and so keen to vilify a handful of social workers and (in the words of a high court judge) "scapegoat" Shoesmith is examined in impressive detail by professor Ray Jones in a new book The Story of Baby P (for which I have written a foreword).

Recently, I chatted about next steps with Dr. Amy-Jill Levino (no relation) whose impressive signature reads: Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies, Vanderbilt University Divinity School.

On Thursday night, most of them helped at the science invention fair until it was past 8 p.m. Their credentials would be impressive for college professors.

"Really impressive," said Rachel Johnson, a professor of nutrition at the University of Vermont and a spokeswoman for the American Heart Association.

Several said that, however impressive in the abstract, Professor Ball's analysis was missing a real-world perspective, which was that almost no one believed at the time that Lehman was solvent and virtually nothing short of a politically untenable federal takeover of Lehman would have staved off a run.

These researchers' analyses, best represented by the impressive studies of Yale professor William Nordhaus, have repeatedly concluded that although the risks of climate change must be mitigated, the economically optimal approach is to implement policies that first aim at small decreases in emissions rates, making them gradually greater over time.