Sentence examples for academic ceilings from inspiring English sources

Connie Williams Coulianos, the administrative head of school, said the 30-foot-high volume struck her as symbolizing the school's belief that there should be no academic ceilings.

While the growing prominence of women in top positions at colleges is good news, the academic glass ceiling still prevents many women from realizing their full potential.

But there are growing numbers like me; I regularly meet young academics from humble beginnings, who have broken through the 800-year-old glass ceiling into competitive academic and managerial posts.

Several guideline-recommended processes of care appeared to have reached the "ceiling" effect in the two academic EDs, including the use of chest radiography, pulse oximetry, and bronchodilators.

These views of Asians likely contributed to the "glass ceiling" or so-called "bamboo ceiling" placed over Asian Americans at the NIH and at other academic institutions.

"I know you would wish to be judged primarily not on the glass ceilings you have smashed, but on your achievements as an academic leader on both sides of the Atlantic".

While he was courted by a clutch of top American universities and rose swiftly through Princeton's academic ranks, Dr. Shi said he believed many Asians confronted a glass ceiling in the United States.

"There is a glass ceiling which doesn't enable them to reach high positions in academic and research institutions," says Ouali, who acted as the NEWS coordinator.

A 2013 survey of academic economists by the University of Chicago found that 84% agreed that "a separate debt ceiling that has to be increased periodically creates unneeded uncertainty and can potentially lead to worse fiscal outcomes".

And as for those leadership levels: the ceiling has risen and I am proud to being associated with two academic institutions and a Fortune 500 corporation that can boast a woman at the helm.

Outside the Ivy League, academic science buildings are more likely to have white cinderblock walls, linoleum floors, and low acoustic-tile ceilings lit by flickering fluorescent bulbs.