Sentence examples for professor to take from inspiring English sources

In the first big financial crisis of the 1970s in Spain, banking collapsed, the rest of the big banks asked the professor to take the lead on restructuring of the banking sector.

Sometimes some crisis occurs--anything from a personal problem that requires a professor to take a leave of absence to someone quitting without notice.

Sometimes he would come to my room to ask about a problem or a class or a professor to take," the younger Joyner told WXIA-TV.

"Imagine that a university sends around a bulletin reminding every professor to take the 'interests of graduate students' into account when setting office hours, but that some professors teach only undergraduates.

I wanted my professors to take me seriously, even if I felt fraudulent.

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore is paying $60,000 for 200 18-by-20-inch high-tech tablets for its professors to take notes on — or to protect themselves with if an armed intruder shows up.

But neuroscience proved so popular among the graduate students that he couldn't persuade any of the professors to take him on.

Recently, some of these plans have become portable to a certain extent: Reciprocity agreements between some Canadian universities, for example, allow their professors to take their pensions with them, so long as they're moving to an approved school.

But, he said, the university wants other professors to take over his current classes.

For this course the National Jurist named him as one of the "23 professors to take before you die".

Such clinics, an established force in states such as New York and California, allow law students and professors to take on challenging and sometimes unpopular cases, drawing on the resources of the school.