Sentence examples for that emeritus from inspiring English sources

The answer appears a little further down in the story when it is reported that emeritus professor Ed Rozek surveyed the Boulder faculty and found that out of 825, only 23 were registered Republicans.

On March 1 2005, in an email sent to Ms Finch and others, Janet Doran, head of human resources, wrote: "If we do not want to give him an emeritus professorship because of the PR risk we could say that we are reviewing the honorary appointments process (which we are) and that emeritus professorships in the future will only be offered to Keele retired staff".

VATICAN CITY (RNS) Just months after becoming the first pope in nearly 600 years to resign, reports are surfacing that Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI is in poor health with diminished stature and energy.

I think that the emeritus pope is already an institution because our life gets longer and at a certain age there isn't the capacity to govern well because the body gets tired, and maybe one's health is good but there isn't the capacity to carry forward all the problems of a government like that of the church.

You report that Steven L. Davis, an emeritus professor of animal science at Oregon State University, says the horses "damage" the environment.

It is the hubris of other scientists that bothers Russell Stannard, emeritus professor of physics at the Open University.

At the University of New Mexico, there was shock at the news that the professor emeritus had been linked to the scandal.

In both Europe and America, Catholicism's public reputation has worsened since Benedict assumed the papacy, and his nearly unprecedented abdication is a sign that the pope emeritus knows it.

If Levine is able to maintain a presence on the podium in future seasons — he has been named music director emeritus — that sound will probably materialize from nowhere, merely with the addition of his presence.

In this new book, Worthen seems to rush where he would prefer to linger, and it may be that the professor emeritus of D. H. Lawrence Studies is too familiar with his material to capture the excitement that Lawrence sparked in his contemporaries.

"Families spent generations removing trees to practice agriculture, and we're up against that," said Dr. Garrett, the emeritus professor here.