Sentence examples for teaching publishing from inspiring English sources

His own designs, teaching, publishing and role in leading one of the world's most influential design groups brought Moggridge the respect and affection of the profession.

As a student on a non-vocational course, without any particular interest in the 'typical' fields chosen by English graduates – such as teaching, publishing or journalism – the thought of trying to choose a career was daunting.

As a young or youngish scientist, you probably are inundated by myriad demands for your time: lab work, coursework, teaching, publishing, writing grant proposals, advising students... the list goes on and on.

Association with an academic centre such as a university or a research institute through teaching, publishing, or holding an academic appointment, for example—suggests a professional orientation that may result in early adoption of new drugs.

An official report on grammar teaching, published this year, reveals that such thinking was based on remarkably shaky evidence.

Emma Kell's book, How to Survive and Thrive in Teaching, published by Bloomsbury Education, and will be out in 2017 In the UK, the Samaritans can be contacted on 116 116.

He has co-authored books on English Language Teaching, published research articles and trained in-service teachers.  .

He has co-authored books on English Language Teaching, published research articles and trained in-service teachers.

All work was conducted in accordance with the "Guidelines for the Treatment of Animals in Behavioural Research and Teaching" published by the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour, and with the appropriate licences and permissions by the Galápagos National Park Service and the Charles Darwin Foundation.

The experimental protocol and procedures used in this study were approved by the Animal Ethics Committee of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Osogbo Campus, Osun State, Nigeria; and conform to the Guide of Care and Use of Animals in Research and Teaching (published by the Animal Ethics Committee of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Osogbo Campus, Osun State, Nigeria).

Despite Soraa's secrecy, last April a group of researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where Dr. Nakamura took a faculty position after leaving Japan in 1999 and where two of his co-founders, Steve DenBaars and Jim Speck, also teach, published a research report indicating that they had found evidence that LED droop could be explained by a process known as Auger recombination.