lecturer
Example Sentences
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The philosophy lecturer believes this is a "direct response" to speaking out about Grok AI and the announcement of the new law.
From BBC
“The engine of the Japanese economy is going to be impacted, potentially,” said Akira Igata, project lecturer at the research center for advanced science and technology at the University of Tokyo.
And this is a relatively recent development according to one of the lecturers, Sebastien-Yves Laurent, a specialist on technology in spying.
From BBC
After the war, Sir Patrick studied at the London School of Economics before taking a doctorate at Columbia University in New York and went on to become an economics lecturer at Leeds University.
From BBC
Once an election is over, "symbolism only goes so far with voters. Results begin to matter a whole lot more," New York University lecturer John Kane said.
From Barron's
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
