Sentences with phrase «known among colleagues»

The 19 - year real estate veteran is well - known among her colleagues for helping newcomers in the industry with real estate law, procedures and contract knowledge.

In 1986, a generous — and prescient — article about Brian Lennox and his appointment to the Court appeared in the Ottawa Citizen: «Lennox is known among colleagues, adversaries in the defence bar, and court staff as an honourable, intelligent man.

He's known among his colleagues for his relentless traveling and for his fascination with places and communities facing extinction or change.

His research was clearly known among his colleagues, which bolstered his chances of landing the job.

You're known among colleagues for a «let's do it ourselves» approach.

He is well - known among colleagues for using his weekly Commons bouts with Chris Grayling to test out his latest material.

Not exact matches

Despite his vast wealth, Powell is known among friends and colleagues as being frugal and «annoyingly normal.»

This will no doubt cause widespread relief among Tyner's colleagues in the county legislature, where he was formally censured last summer for what were considered anti-Semitic remarks.

Having been in the speaker's chair since 1994 and a lightning rod for everything that goes wrong at the Capitol, Silver is often the best known among his legislative colleagues.

As everyone knows «Jez We Can» Corbyn has only modest support among fellow MPs and is on the ballot paper because some colleagues thought he would enliven the contest.

From a July 2007 speech on the floor of the Senate: «I know that when it comes to the word «carbon,» the range of views among my colleagues is varied and complex.

Of particular interest is a lump of ochre pigment with two perforated holes, which makes it among the oldest - known clearly worked pigments, Potts and his colleagues said.

A group of Reed's colleagues went to the Appalachian Mountains to jolt the testosterone levels among breeding males in a population of small, two - toned songbirds known as dark - eyed juncos.

But to get the most out of canine gene hunts, geneticist Elaine Ostrander and her colleagues at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, Washington, realized that she needed to know the degree of genetic differences among various breeds.

In a project known as the Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth, Vanderbilt psychologists David Lubinski, Camilla Benbow, and their colleagues found that, even among a sample of intellectually gifted people, a higher level of cognitive ability in childhood forecasted great accomplishment later in life, both in school and beyond.

Kuan - Teh Jeang, known as «Teh» among friends and colleagues, died Jan. 27 at the age of 54.

While a few people are superfluously timid notwithstanding with regards to making colleagues, others don't know how to fittingly be a tease, and there are those among us who are nonsensically apprehensive of doing anything on the web.

More than an effort to break the ice among colleagues who don't know each other well, these series of theatrical exercises are also lessons on building empathy.

Wilson's colleague Birgitta Meade, a seventh and eighth grade Earth science and life science teacher, is known as the «Goddess of Field Trips» among her peers.

It is no doubt he will earn this same recognition among his MYcroSchool colleagues.

Among them, as Richard Rothstein and colleagues (p. 8) write, were to inform citizens, to enable them to know their rights, and to teach them to conduct their social relations with intelligence and heart.

While it amuses him to write about himself in the third person, he would like it to be known that, among many other things, he enjoys cycling, soccer, art, design and his colleagues.

Although the artist may not be identified with Southern California as immediately as some of his colleagues — Ed Ruscha, John Baldessari, and Bas Jan Ader among them — Ruppersberg's brand of Pop Conceptualism is no less emblematic of local practices in its insistent referential specificity.

Louisa Buck said Cork was among the «rare species» who search out the latest developments in contemporary art, in contrast to the conventional outlook of many of his colleagues, who «still feel that art should know its place, which is firmly on a plinth or in a frame.»

You yourself have now sent a Lindzen letter to the WSJ, you say, but other well - known climate scientists among your colleagues could submit op - ed queries, and for that matter you still could too.

I also suggested that it is incomprehensible to me that a blog that has made the IPCC the object of scrutiny has «never heard of IIASA» when so many of their scientists are lead authors on IPCC reports, and dozens of their scientists have contributed as members of the research community, and their scientists are among the pioneers of climate science, and the person who is perhaps best know for his affiliation with IIASA is a close colleague of the blog owner.

The massive group think that I have encountered on this topic has cost me my career, many colleagues and has damaged my reputation among the few people I know in the field.

I think there's an expectation, at least among the colleagues that I know, that there's something else their law firm adds to the value that they give.

As reported today, March 29, by the ABA Journal, an e-mail exchange among Piper lawyers surfaced in which a lawyer (who is no longer with the firm) stated to his colleagues, «Churn that bill, baby!

The firm is well - known for its professionalism and high ethical standards among clients and colleagues alike.

Beyond his passion for the law, one thing Bayne is particularly known for among his colleagues is his desire to teach and mentor, particularly the associates and articling students at the firm.