Sentence examples similar to academic comeback from inspiring English sources
As well as the usual nagging parents and anxious teachers, this year, the controversy surrounding Scottish Highers and the news that academic subjects have made a comeback – with more students opting to do English and Maths to try and secure top university places – has simultaneously propelled academic results to the top of the news agenda and stress-levels through the roof.
Australia's academic art is having a comeback at the beaux-arts Art Gallery of New South Wales (artgallery.nsw.gov.au), but the Powerhouse Museum (500 Harris Street; 61-2-9217-0111; powerhousemuseum.com), in the former Ultimo power plant, offers a refreshing primer on Australia's arts, crafts and industries.
The academics agreed that Camus is enjoying a comeback.
An academic study found that Jordan's first NBA comeback resulted in an increase in the market capitalization of his client firms of more than $1 billion.
Few recent novelists have enjoyed a more robust posthumous comeback than John Williams, starting with reissues of his 1965 novel of a tortured academic, "Stoner". Originally selling fewer than 2,000 copies, it was out of print in a year.
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