Sentence examples for scholarly fire from inspiring English sources

All of the new scholarly fire power accumulated over the last three decades has been brought to bear.

While it has been widely criticized in both the popular and scholarly literature, fire fighting is a common occurrence in most product development organizations.

With thousands of subscribers worldwide, Fire Technology is a unique agent for the dissemination of scholarly work in fire safety science.

But attacks on him by Mr. Cioffi, and a platoon of others who emerged in the 1970s, '80s and '90s -- including Dr. Sulloway Frederick Crewss, a retired professor of English at Berkeley; and Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, a former editor of Freud's letters -- have been met with vigorous return fire in scholarly journals.

It's not one of my strengths". Her first book was the scholarly and respected World on Fire: How Exporting Free Market Democracy Breeds Ethnic Hatred and Global Instability, which the Economist named as one of its books of the year.

► Two weeks ago we reported (via ScienceInsider) on the case of James Doyle, the political scientist employed at Los Alamos National Laboratory, who was recently fired "after publishing a scholarly article questioning the value of nuclear weapons".

The late Frank McCourt said that reading Sullivan is "like sitting by the fire with a lively and scholarly seanachie... as satisfying as a pint of Guinness or a Connemara sunset".

The kitchen — it must be the kitchen, a visitor realizes after spotting the naked surface of a stove perhaps left unutilized as a concession to the fire laws — is taken up mostly by scholarly journals and the Renaissance.

► We've been tracking (via ScienceInsider) the story of James Doyle, the political scientist fired recently by Los Alamos National Laboratory after publishing a scholarly article questioning the value of nuclear weapons.

Mr Galloway's is the more scholarly and thorough work; Mr Bonde's effort is essentially a quick-fire pamphlet.

They are elements of a mellow scholarly decor in which the guests sip hot buttered rum by a blazing log fire.