Use "phd" in a sentence

1. Ish's dad sat on the dining table, continuing his PhD on the newspapers of

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2. Sue, pregnant and lone, put her PhD on hold

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3. ’ There are reasons for that; Jung used his cousin, Helene Preiswerk, as his ‘research subject’ when he was doing his Phd thesis and didn’t tell anyone they were related

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4. The Occult World of CG Jung – Stephen Parker, Phd, 11/7/10

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5. He gave up his PhD to come with me to this planet, start a new life and everything

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6. Word that I used in a paper, said word not recognized by one of my PhD

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7. PhD, of course

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8. I will go toe to toe with any PhD or Physician in a discussion of the mysteries of the Leftist mind

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9. These days it is hard to find a PhD who is not a liberal/Leftist

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10. I’m so excited! I read about animal spirits just a few days ago in a book that I think was called The Wind Is My Mother by a PhD native shaman called Bear Heart, but I wasn’t expecting to find mine today

11. I was told her PhD is in a relevant field

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12. Peter Everett held the position of head of research and finally, there was Marcy Everett with a PHD in biology

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13. MA, and credits towards a PhD in the process

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14. During one of his study vacation (men going abroad to study after marriage, was quite uncommon; thanks to the providing wife) while doing a PhD abroad, when he visited his wife in Chennai for a month, Krishnan received an airmail that contained a painstakingly-packed box

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15. And now, mental health professionals have joined the movement, focusing on how simple living can help alleviate tension-related reactions such as insomnia, nervousness, anxiety, neck and shoulder spasms, chronic fatigue and, says Roderick Gorney, MD, PhD, "our excessive dwelling on 'things

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16. Along with all this technology -- which includes the TV too, by the way -- comes information overload, says Daphne Stevens, PhD, a psychotherapist, life coach and author of the forthcoming book, Watercolor Bedroom: Creating a Soulful Midlife

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17. A Park Fellowship pays tuition and fees, and gives cash stipends of $10,000 annually for master’s students, and $18,500 per year for PhD students

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18. Additionally, the physicist Feynman—or it could have been his PhD supervisor, John

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19. through high school with good grades than it was to get through a master’s or a PhD program in

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20. PhD THESIS PUBLISHING SERVICE

21. that your PhD was obtained at a university in either the United Kingdom or

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22. More than 30 years later, he finished his research and obtained a PhD in Physics

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23. NFL history to hold a PhD in mathematics, from

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24. that he was getting a PhD in mathematics from

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25. Garrett Lisi, a PhD in Physics and at the time, a relative outsider and unknown, proposed his “An

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26. completing a PhD that she was struggling to finish and has

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27. University, earned his PhD on schizophrenia, worked in West London mental hospital for ten years as a

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28. John M Berardi, PhD, CSCS - his philosophy is simple: people from all walks of life, from soccer stars to soccer coaches to soccer moms, should have access to the most recent developments in health, exercise, and nutrient science

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29. The PhD project went viral on the Internet and caused an enormous stir in companies that Jones had wished to be employed with

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30. The rancher‘s leg was healing without complications, another testament to the consummate skill of George Martinez, MD, PhD

31. Constance Terrell, MD, PhD, with the new title of

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32. Prime Minister, you want me to be a what? A janitor! I just told you that I have a PhD in two fields in psychology!

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33. “Don"t you dare think that I slept my way to a PhD I didn"t damn it! I studied my brains out!”

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34. Doctor in this case would not imply a medical doctor, but would be a soul, who has earned, for our understanding, their PhD in a certain educational discipline, such as ‘Doctor of Philosophy’ for example

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35. Russ Newman PHD says “that we know that stress is a fact of life and some stress can actually have a positive impact, however, the high stress levels that many American report experiencing can have long-term health consequences ranging from fatique and obesity and heart disease

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36. A passionate writer, I have recently deferred a PhD in Developmental Molecular Biology to pursue my writing career

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37. obtained his PhD from Harvard where he lectured in

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38. a PhD from University of

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39. My PhD in Astrophysics gave me a very good foundation to understand complex problems and have the self-belief to

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40. After Ben finished the projects and research papers he needed for his PhD, and after he graduated, he started putting in the time and energy to organize the digs on Earth

41. • To initiate interest for research either PhD or

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42. He has a PHD in physics and biochemistry, and he did that in a year

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43. having a PhD – it is not necessary for most expats to function comfortably in a new

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44. And Robin’s tutor was delighted that he had elected to carry out his research project at his old University; perhaps, after all, he could be tempted into a PhD course and take a teaching post there

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45. Khotso Mokhele, who holds a PhD in Astronomy, and in addition has

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46. Where to start? A friend of mine who was doing his PhD in the psychology of personality was being supervised by no less an authority than the great Hans Eysenck

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47. Author Gary Weber, PhD, who has written about Sharp’s study, explains that “meditation does not suffer from the all-too-familiar ‘down-regulation’ of pleasure experienced with sex, drugs, money, food, etc

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48. only PhD under this tent Dr

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49. intelligence started back when he wrote his PhD thesis titled The Threat to North American

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50. collapsed when Marion announced that she"d been accepted into a PhD programme at

51. “Sort of, he"s doing his PhD in international studies

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52. but Paul said he wasn't interested and went to MIT where got a PHD in Math

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53. however, was the introduction of the microchip and the era we now find ourselves in (the Industrial to the Information age) which distributed information and knowledge to those that wanted to receive it but Stage 3 is the interesting area for the near future where we will experience the rejuvenation and engagement of the spirit of employees (Sandy Gluckman PhD)

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54. He claimed he was studying in Cambridge in a PhD program but with people like Roger the truth is never unadulterated

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55. After a PhD at Cambridge University? Perhaps

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56. George Zeidan was a brilliant student doing his PhD at LSE

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57. A baby girl was born called Amy and Sonia continued her studies for a PhD

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58. Anyway, Edward was a PhD in Sociology and a very cultured person with interests in music and literature

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59. Mind reaches to the no-mind state as a student of high school one day becomes a PhD scholar

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60. In four years, I finished my Master's and PhD

61. He was studying for a PhD in 47

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62. That summer he left for Arabia and in the fall, when he returned for his final PhD year he proposed to me

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63. “What then? Are any of the men I had better than you? Even Abdullah with his PhD and his zillions? Or am I going to stand around waiting for a prince? You are overvaluing me

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64. � What made "slow" such a terrible thing?� I had a friend who earned a PhD, using her slowness as a strength not as a weakness

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65. I have a Phd in it myself

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66. He earned a master’s degree in American history and even now is working on a PhD dissertation on the president’s pardoning power

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67. Moore, a “priest-psychiatrist” who had a PhD in psychology from the Catholic University and was a highly respected professor there, believed that focusing on the “mentally disadvantaged” through the delivery of new techniques in psychiatric and psychological therapies combined with deep spiritual guidance offered a more holistic treatment for patients suffering from mental illness and disabilities

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68. He struck me as someone who had a PhD in something airy and indescribable

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69. Sci, whose given name was Seymour Kloppenberg, was twenty, he had graduated from MIT with a PhD

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70. Janet Fisher of the Northeast Regional Climate Center, Janet Wall of the National Climatic Data Center, and Keith Heidorn, PhD, of the Weather Doctor (http://www

71. Charles Stenger, PhD, cleared up my confusion on POW statistics

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72. ), and Jim Heath, PhD, professor emeritus, Portland State University, to find information on Everett Almond, the navigator who was killed by a shark while trying to save himself and his pilot

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73. I was talking to a neuroscientist I know at Stanford, Jodie Trafdon, PhD, who has identified specific types of neurons and levels of key neurotransmitters associated with the need for immediate gratification—brain research with rats, monkeys, and humans all show similar results—the experience of low satisfaction or low contentedness in life is associated with impulsive behavior that is an attempt to grab a reward

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74. I didn’t need a PhD in psychology to know what it meant

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75. She holds a PhD in literature from the University of Texas at Austin, where she currently teaches literature and creative writing, and supervises a poetry workshop at the Austin State Psychiatric Hospital

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76. Hill soon found out that Northernlights was actually a PhD scientist from China living in Saskatchewan and working for a large international contract research organization

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77. One book that Weyland says greatly affected his approach to stock picking is The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making by Scott Plous, PhD

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78. He has a degree in economics, an MBA in international finance, a PhD in finance, a PhD minor in food and resource economics, a PhD certificate in tropical agriculture, and a PhD certificate in Latin American studies

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79. It was the ultimate PhD in investing, straight from the trenches

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80. He earned a PhD in economics at the University of Zurich, and started his financial career with the global investment firm White Weld & Company

81. By then, you'll have a PhD in making mistakes, the degree almost every trader earns during his or her first year

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82. Chaum studied problems in cryptography while completing his PhD at the University of California, Berkeley, and was particularly interested in ways people could transfer money digitally and anonymously

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83. Their sauces are too over-thought, their menus don’t make any sense unless you’ve got a PhD, they spend money on the wrong things

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84. A “21st Century” education that was better than school or university and taught by those with a PhD in Results, not just theory

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85. He has a PhD from the University of Western Ontario in Medical Biophysics, and spends his days as a science writer & editor for the Techna Institute in Toronto, part of University Health Network

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86. Steinbeck embroiders, too: Ricketts attended the University of Chicago (1919–22) but never graduated, whereas his fictional counterpart holds a PhD from that institution

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