Sentence examples for university pointed from inspiring English sources

The university pointed out that there was no mention of caste or maladministration in Rohith's suicide note.

The university pointed out that fewer than half of AAU's members chose to take part but that UW-Madison was one of the 26 that did.

The university pointed out that the investigation related to a time before Prof Antoniou joined Durham and there were no allegations relating to his work at the university.

The university pointed out that a strong intellectual argument for a new Americas approach had recently been made by Professor Felipe Fernández-Armestofof Queen Mary, University of London.

Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science and law at another New Jersey school, Montclair State University, pointed out the qualification in the governor's promise to co-operate with all "appropriate" inquiries.

In October, for example, a male psychology professor at a leading university pointed out that Ms. Park has never married or given birth, and commented on a TV program: "Women in Korean society attain the phenomenon of womanhood by getting married, giving birth and raising children.

While some astronomers presented fresh evidence that dark energy is filling the space between galaxies, counteracting their gravity and accelerating the expansion of the universe, Dr. Edwin L. Turner of Princeton University pointed out that a few observations can still be found that do not fit the concordance that cosmologists have found with their theories.

Paul C. Light, professor of public service at New York University, pointed to two national telephone surveys commissioned by the university's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and its Center for Catastrophe Preparedness and Response.

As Bruce Chadwick, PhD -- writing professor at New Jersey City University and lecturer of history and film at Rutgers University -- pointed out in a recent article, the '50s were also a time of racism, sexism, gay suppression, war and international conflict.

In 1997, however, Peter Bednekoff of Eastern Michigan University pointed out that nobody had ever actually tested this attractive idea.

Stanford University pointed to this drug as one of the most "urgently needing study for off-label use".