Sentence examples for academic becoming from inspiring English sources

He spent the next three decades as an academic, becoming rector of the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome in 1969, and of the whole Gregorian University that houses it in 1978.

He was also active as an academic, becoming Heather Professor of Music at Oxford.

Some blame the research interests of British academics becoming much more narrow in recent years partly the consequence of journals in the United States, such as the American Economic Review, setting the world's research agenda.

In 1946 he decided to pursue an academic career, becoming one of the founding academics of the College of Aeronautics at Cranfield, now Cranfield University.

At first Dr. Rosekind did academic work, becoming director of Stanford's Center for Human Sleep Research.

A professor of political economy, Bunge held various academic posts, becoming rector of the University of Kiev in 1859.

Duruy became a senator in 1869 and later returned to academic work, becoming a member of the Académie Française in 1884.

When she realized she was not good enough for a concert career, she turned to academic pursuits, becoming a professor and eventually provost at Stanford.

It is as if once academics cross the Rubicon onto the senior management team they are no longer regarded as belonging to the academic community, becoming instead part of "management".

Pokrovsky was active in the campaign against Leon Trotsky in the early 1920s and subsequently held several positions in the government, the Communist Party, and various academic institutions, becoming a member of the Academy of Sciences in 1929.

The vast majority of American universities are obsessed by rising up the academic hierarchy, becoming a bit less like Yokel-U and a bit more like Yale .Ivy Leagueenvy leads to an obsession with research.