Sentence examples for one-time academic from inspiring English sources

A13 South Korea Test 'Academic' South Korea's enrichment of a "minuscule" amount of uranium -- apparently in violation of several treaties -- was a one-time "academic test" tacked on to other, unrelated laser experiments and intended to get more mileage from contaminated equipment, Chang In Soon, the president of the South Korean government's nuclear research institute, said.

As a one-time academic, I spent most of the week rooting for the profs.

Our results indicate that a one-time academic intervention in the form of a workshop did not appear to provide any measurable effect in either skill or confidence.

At one time, academic course credits and contact hours were in synch -- one credit for one hour met each week.

One long-time academic in the vanguard of helping instituitons and staff achieve that balance is Paul Hettich, Professor Emeritus of DePaul University.

Christopher Radford, a spokesman, said that the N.C.A.A. had identified permission-to-contact rules, the one-time transfer exception and academic concerns as the three main areas to explore.

Some of that potential was realised in conventional terms: among their one-time editors are authors, academics, journalists, a political secretary to Tony Blair, and Shane MacGowan.

Avant-garde composer and musician, one-time guitar tech for Patti Smith and academic lecturer, Drew Mulholland has graced his fans with his first album in 11 years.

So one-time professor Maura takes her to lunch with an old colleague and his friend, poet and UCLA academic Leslie Mackinaw.

(Another "one-time sale").

The smallest one-time showing?