Sentence examples for statement professor from inspiring English sources

In Time and Modality he reiterates the point, now in connection with the tenses: '"Professor Carnap will be flying to the moon" … is quite obviously a statement about Professor Carnap, and quite obviously not a statement about the statement "Professor Carnap is flying to the moon"' (1957: 8).

In a written statement, Professor Ellis, 57, said: "Even in the best of lives, mistakes are made.

In a statement, Professor Volkmer said: "As many great writers, including Salinger, have shown, the best writers are often not the best students.

In a statement, Professor Martin Gulliford, a study author from King's College London, said: "Current strategies to tackle obesity, which mainly focus on cutting calories and boosting physical activity, are failing to help the majority of obese patients to shed weight and maintain that weight loss".

In a statement, Professor Southern said, "It is essential for genomic research that these matters have been resolved and that O.G.T. can concentrate on its main objectives of developing its own technology and business and licensing others to do the same".

After the release of President Bernardo's statement, however, professor emeritus of history at California State University told Inside Higher Ed in an email that, although professors have the right to make their own syllabus rules as they see fit, such blanket bans on specific words or expressions "actually contradict the true spirit of open and free discussion".

The only statement from Professor Higgs was one that he had prepared before he knew he had won.

3.47pm GMT As David Cameron said in his statement earlier, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, medical director of the NHS, is to lead an investigation into hospitals that are persistent outliers in hospital performance and provide practical support for them.

Mount Holyoke said in a statement that Professor Ellis "has agreed to step down from his endowed chair until such time as the trustees may wish to reinstate it".

On Wednesday morning, following the Guardian's revelation that Hawking was boycotting the Presidential Conference, Holt issued a statement saying: "Professor Hawking will not be attending the conference in Israel in June for health reasons – his doctors have advised against him flying".

But the greatest focus is likely to be on Health Minister Lesley Griffiths as her statement that Professor Longley's report was "completely independent" which "cements and underpins" reforms comes under unrelenting scrutiny.