Sentence examples for per lecturer from inspiring English sources

Undergraduates at De Montford and LSE, meanwhile, benefit from good staff ratios of fewer than 10 students per lecturer or tutor.

By 2017 all lecturers were assumed to be Mozambican, at a cost of $18,514 per annum per lecturer.

The cost of $45,000 per annum per expatriate lecturer, based on actual incurred MEP costs, was included.

The investigators analyzed the presentations themselves and found that a monotonous tone was most strongly associated with "nod-off episodes per lecture (NOELs)," followed by the sight of a tweed jacket on the lecturer.

Overtime pay sometimes appeared unwarranted; lecturers were sometimes paid double, triple or quadruple the usual amount per lecture; pay raises and bonuses were doled out with little recorded justification.

The lecturer gave optics lectures.

The failure rate for startups, using a yardstick in which investors lose everything (i.e., all of the company's assets are liquidated), is between thirty and forty per cent, according to Shikhar Ghosh, a senior lecturer at Harvard Business School.

Handwriting is the most common and easiest, but a lecturer speaks at 150 to 200 words per minute, while even the speediest high-school students write no more than 40 words per minute.

The starting salary of a tenured university lecturer without family is about 36 million lire (?18,600) per year before tax, with full pension contributions; this corresponds to 13 net monthly payments of 2 million lire (?1033) each.

As Jo Barnes, an epidemiologist and lecturer at Stellenbosch University, recently told a local radio station, twenty-five litres per person is not enough to keep a household clean and safe in the long term.

The average salary for a part-time lecturer was $48,823 for a teaching load of one to four classes per semester.