Sentence examples for temporary university from inspiring English sources
His own temporary university job appears safe for the time being, but because of the "current funding climate," a number of researchers he knows, including some faculty members, "are losing their positions this summer".
In 1987, having completed an MA in linguistics and German studies in Freiburg, Germany, the end of a temporary university contract presented me with a difficult choice: continue trying to finance a PhD with changing combinations of part-time university and teaching jobs or find a more reliable source of income for myself and my family, possibly by moving back home to Australia.
In this period he held several temporary university positions, at Harvard University, the City College of New York, the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, and the University of California at Berkeley, where he was eventually given tenure in 1945 and a professorship in mathematics in 1948.
As the Cal Bears get ready to open their home season on Saturday at AT&T Park, their temporary residence, university officials are eyeing the progress of an elaborate financing plan for California Memorial Stadium that relies on selling 50-year rights to 3,000 special seats for $40,000 to $225,000 each.
Before its temporary closing, the university had deteriorated into disorder.
The government has built many temporary schools and university buildings, many of which are better facilities than those which were destroyed.
Barbour's father took temporary positions at universities in Pasadena, Calif.; Cincinnati, Ohio and New York Cityy before eventually obtaining a permanent position in Cincinnati.
The availability of unlimited temporary visas permits universities to short-circuit the market feedback that would otherwise control trainee numbers.
The university added temporary bleachers to hold 2,500 extra fans.
"Our experience with these encampments is that they are never temporary," said Claire Holmes, a university spokeswoman.
Inside, the living room has the bare, impersonal look of a university's temporary accommodation for visiting academics.
