adjuncts造句

Adverbials are also called adjuncts.

So were his adjuncts and adjutants.

Most operating systems were written so the phones could serve as adjuncts to desktop PCs.

Classes, even at elite universities, can top 500 students and are disproportionately taught by poorly paid adjuncts and graduate students, not professors.

Aging tenured faculty don't feel like retiring just yet, and universities are relying more on part-time, lowpaid adjuncts to cope with booming enrollments.

The Basil glutinous rice wine was produced from glutinous rice, using the basil, suspension formulation, sugar and citric acid as adjuncts in different proportions.

This mood adjunct can mark retorting and assessing mood. These mood adjuncts can be classifies into ranks according to modal word at the end.

It teaches them that life outside of academe means failure, which explains the large Numbers of graduates who labor for decades as adjuncts, just so they can stay on the periphery of academe.