Sentence examples for young lecturers from inspiring English sources

To the Communist Party's deep concern, many young lecturers have little enthusiasm for Marx, whose ideas are still officially supposed to "guide" intellectual life on campuses.

Both authors are young lecturers in medieval history at the University of London, both have written previous books on the Crusades, and they think alike.

Although all business fellows are established scientists, our positions range from young lecturers starting their first independent appointment to senior academics.

These days a PhD degree is preferred for university teachers, especially for young lecturers, although this is still not compulsory in most universities.

Deeply committed graduate students, postdocs, and young lecturers generate much of the best work that comes out of the science base.

But "supervisors are absolutely key," he suggested, "those who look after their CRS also look after young lecturers and research students," so a change of culture would be good for everyone.

Lainson recalled that, one day, the professor called his young lecturer into his office.

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"As a young lecturer he certainly wowed the undergraduates," recalls Barnard.

I first met Lisa when she was a young lecturer at Cambridge University.

Actually, curator Nicolas Bourriaud does not resemble a captain so much as a dashing young lecturer at the Sorbonne.