Banerjea

[ ban-er-jee ]

noun

1. Sir Su·ren·dra·nath [s, oo, -, ren, -dr, uh, -naht], 1848–1925, Indian political leader.

Example Sentences

Mr Banerjea said medics were now "picking up more cancers at an earlier stage".

From BBC

According to Ayan Banerjea, a bowel cancer consultant in Nottingham, GPs can be reluctant to recommend colonoscopies unless it is necessary.

From BBC

A small number of places now follow Nottingham's example, such as hospitals in Hertfordshire and Leicester, but most are waiting to see how well it works first, according to Mr Banerjea.

From BBC

It is difficult for judges to acknowledge that they carry "social baggage" and prejudices, said Samaresh Banerjea, a retired judge from Kolkata High Court.

From Wall Street Journal

The Reverend Dr. K. M. Banerjea thus writes: "Of the inscrutable Will of the Almighty, that without shedding of blood there is no remission of sin, this, too, appears imbedded in ancient Ayrian tradition in the sruti or hearings of our ancestors."

From Project Gutenberg