Sentence examples for much to professor from inspiring English sources

David Blunkett's determination to include citizenship in the curriculum of schools in England owed much to Professor Crick, who chaired the committee to draw up guidance on how to teach the subject.

- owe much to the professor's research.

"The idea of preserving an original broadside of the Declaration didn't mean much to anybody," Professor Fliegelman said.

Abbot president, much to the professor's surprise.

It might also have made Dolan reconsider the autonomy originally granted him, though Walsh — who passed the bar exam in South Carolina 13 years after he graduated from North Carolina law school but chose a career in basketball coaching, much to his professors' astonishment — defended Dolan against the widespread belief that he had committed repeated crimes of ownership interference.

"There would still be much to thrash out," Professor Van Alstyne wrote, but few would doubt that the freestanding clause guaranteed a fundamental right like free speech.

But the biggest cause of recidivism is too much debt, according to Professor Altman.

Brian Donlevy as Professor Bernard Quatermass: Donlevy reprised his role as the eponymous professor, much to the despair of Nigel Kneale, who had heavily criticised his interpretation of the role in The Quatermass Xperiment.

And apparently we're not doing much to stop it: according to Professor Kevin Anderson, one of Britain's leading climate scientists, we've already blown our chances of keeping global warming below the "safe" threshold of 1.5 degrees.

At universities, where complaints of doddering tenured professors have become commonplace, administrators say they doubt that the ending the earnings limitation will have much to do with the professors' choices to stay or move on.

"He wanted so much to become a political science professor," Ms. Beik said.